Would anyone consider giving up US citizenship? why? where would you go and why?
449771
I wouldn't personally but there are many who have a closer connection with other countries.  No matter how wonderful you think the US is, there are many out there who feel the same way about other countries.
435070
That could be interesting. Imagine if you could set up citizenship-timeshare mechanisms over the web to provide a fast supply and demand type of mechanism that would allow for the fast use of citizenships to supply the needed workforce for evry country in the world ...
730428
Of course I care, but there is nothing you can do about it. All of the college kids living off mommy and daddy who think they know it all and think they can change the world will be in for a rude awakening. Worry about taking care of your family and mind your business. All I have to say is that willing or not, you have given up your rights already and if you are upset about that, you can change the world or you can leave the US......\n\nI personally think it is easier to move to the Dominican Republic and sit on a beach drinking pina coladas and watch the world tear itself apart.
240035
I myself do not feel anyone should leave America for their free speech, but when they bash America so much and so hard it seems they don't want to be here. It all just hurts so much!!
314991
You could commit a crime in another country and then serve time as a "guest" of that country.\nBut seriously, many countries give away citizenship in much the same way we do in America. Typically those seeking citizenship come from economically depressed, or politically unstable "3rd world" countries. Americans can travel freely throughout most of the world because there is little concern that we will remain as a burden upon their social system.  There are plenty of job opportunities in other countries that are open to Americans. Once there, you can apply for citizenship. Of course you can apply at any foreign Embassy or Consulate here in the USA... but without "loads of cash" it would be more honorable of you to have gainful employment in that country first. Do an Internet search for jobs abroad.
363488
Hey, wattup Doug?!\n\nI am starting to develop the opinion that even if you are born in this country you are not entitled to citizenship unless your parents are citizens.\n\nGASP!  I know, I know, and yes it's me, Ben!  The pod people haven't taken over my body, I swear!  :D
111982
I'd leave the country!  You should probably hook up with a fake passport, ID's, SS#'s etc...  You may even want to cut and color your hair, or wear a hat.  Boy am I glad I'm not in your position!!!
61444
You'll have to clarify your question. Are you asking for a web site that shows HOW to obtain United States citizenship?
1062387
im American and i wouldn't have a problem with you getting citizenship because you are doing it the legal way, you are literate and already have experience in a job, and you know what kind of job you are looking for.i would rather see more of you coming to America than people who suck up social security when actual citizens need it. ofcourse this is my opinion only.
427179
HEY WHY NOT ITS A FREE COUNTRY YOU CAN CHANGE IF YOU WANT TO.\nCERTAIN PEOPLE WILL MAKE YOU FEEL VERY WELCOME.\nMY FRIEND THE CHOICE IS YOURS.
607260
Are you planning on giving up your US Citizenship?  If you want to get german citizenship you really should think seriously about this.  As is the case with most countries, naturalization is possible, but costly.  Germany's population (taken anglo) is in decline and the (gov't and citizenry) are quite miffed about the 'new immigrants.'  Be mindful of their attitude here and they are VERY ethnocentric in their requirements (language requirement, etc)\n\nPlease contact the Consolate in your area   http://www.germany.info/relaunch/info/consular_services/citizenship.html  \n\nbest.\n\nhttp://www.germany.info/relaunch/info/missions/consulates.html
806207
Hahaha, I am an American Citizen and I would like to escape to another country, maybe you could ask Uncle Sam if we could trade places haha
408324
I would like to think that I would but in all honesty all of the people I care about wouldn't have to worry about it either so probably not. Besides that I think I would leave the states anyways. So the answer is no, not so much. Great question. J
1009513
I wouldn't.  The US still has the most freedoms and rights of any place.  Keep in mind, Canada has socialized medicine and taxes there are very high.  Same for the UK.  I might want to visit, but the US is my home.
561791
No problem - you will still get it.  Even if you were to take out Canadian citizenship later, you will still get your social security because you would still be a US citizen.  You don't give up your American citizenship if you take out Canadian citizenship.
497141
Can't think of another country that would be better to move to. The freedoms, the rights, the economic freedom and opportunity (while it lasts) are still the best in the USA (until the government finally slouches into the hell of full socialism).\n\nThe only other ones I'd consider would be maybe Switzerland or Japan.
846973
As far as I am aware - the only way that you can actually lose your US citizenship is if - in claiming the other citizenship - it was "performed voluntarily and with the intention of relinquishing U.S. citizenship."\n\nThis particular document seems to back that up when it points out: \n\n"a person who:\n\n(1) is naturalized in a foreign country; (2) takes a routine oath of allegiance or\n\n(3) accepts non-policy level employment with a foreign government\n\nand in so doing wishes to retain U.S. citizenship need not submit prior to the commission of a potentially expatriating act a statement or evidence of his or her intent to retain U.S. citizenship since such an intent will be presumed."\n\nYou can read the whole thing here: http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_778.html :-)