USC Husband and Canadian Citizenship for him?

[warlord 73]

http://www.richw.org/dualcit/faq.html#noway

Here is the law thing on US citizens getting another citizenship. I had thought it was still in some cases still in place and cound be used, but apparently it was totally disolved. So this is probably what that person was thinking of that they would lose their citizenship. At one point, yes it was the case, but since has been removed...

It was once the case that a naturalized US citizen could lose his citizenship by remaining outside the US for an extended period. However, this provision was invalidated by the Supreme Court in Schneider v. Rusk (1964) and was repealed by Congress in 1978.

More recently, a naturalized citizen could lose his citizenship by setting up a permanent residence abroad within one year following US naturalization. This provision was repealed by Congress in 1994, however, and no longer applies.

Edited June 2, 2009 by warlord

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http://www.richw.org/dualcit/faq.html#noway

Here is the law thing on US citizens getting another citizenship. I had thought it was still in some cases still in place and cound be used, but apparently it was totally disolved. So this is probably what that person was thinking of that they would lose their citizenship. At one point, yes it was the case, but since has been removed...

It was once the case that a naturalized US citizen could lose his citizenship by remaining outside the US for an extended period. However, this provision was invalidated by the Supreme Court in Schneider v. Rusk (1964) and was repealed by Congress in 1978.

More recently, a naturalized citizen could lose his citizenship by setting up a permanent residence abroad within one year following US naturalization. This provision was repealed by Congress in 1994, however, and no longer applies.

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[Krikit 1,165]

That made me LOL... Glen used to be a UPS truck driver before we met, he wore the brown uniform. He put it on for me one day, it was cute

What you and glen do in the bedroom is none of my business!

Well I DO like a man in uniform

*knock knock knock*

"Package delivery for a Jill A."

It was once the case that a naturalized US citizen could lose his citizenship by

remaining outside the US for an extended period. However, this provision was

invalidated by the Supreme Court in Schneider v. Rusk (1964) and was repealed by

Congress in 1978.

I see they rushed that one through.