US EditionRenouncing US Citizenship Is Becoming More Common and Harder to Process Quickly
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Renouncing US citizenship is becoming more common and harder to process quickly
Renouncing the United States citizenship is gradually becoming as usual as it's becoming more complicated, as The Guardian (via ElDiario) informs. What once meant the American Dream for some is now something they don't want to be a part of, even if it's more and more difficult to process. The waiting lists in some consulates in Europe, Canada, or Australia can now take from six months to more than a year, and according to the report, renunciati…
Giving up U.S. citizenship is gradually becoming as common as it is complicated, as reported by The Guardian (via ElDiario). What used to mean American Dream for some is now something they do not want to be part of, even if it is becoming more difficult to process. Waiting lists at some consulates in Europe, Canada or Australia can now last from six months to more than a year and, according to the report, resignations have gone from hundreds (in…
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