Is the best option naturalization? Duel Citizen? Permanent Resident?

[Damian&Kelly 16]

I doubt we'll move back to the US but we'd like the option. But I don't know if I understand correctly; Once you have the 10 year Green Card, you have to spend a certain amount of time in the US. How much time is that and what exactly happens if you don't? And if you don't and lose you're Green card are you able to still visit the US on the VWP? Because I thought that once you file for a visa, you're unable to use the VWP? Maybe I'm wrong?

[Rito 28]

I understand the benefits of having citizenship in both countries but I know for a fact that once we move back to the UK there is no way Kris will ever come back to the States. Which I have no issues with. He will have stayed here for nearly 10years to begin with.

If you don't mind my asking, why is that? Just wasn't a good culture fit?

My own fiance is quite happy visiting America, but I know that living somewhere so far away from everything you've known (and all your family and friends) is always a huge adjustment. I'm trying to gather people's experiences so I'll know how to best help him integrate and make sure he feels a part of his new neighborhood.

[Justine+David 218]

We might move to the UK for a little while when we have kids to expose them to their heritage, but probably not in the long run. I make about twice as much as nurses do over there and taking such a huge pay cut plus paying more in taxes isn't all that palatable...