The passport is gold standard. I'm eligible for three (getting my EU/French one now) but wouldn't consider myself a dual-national until I had that document. If you can't walk into a consulate and get a passport, you're clearly not a citizen, more like a permanent resident or green card-level.
Dual national = when you travel to one of your countries, you don't have to wait in the foreigner line. I can't take my initial French docs which establish that I'm a citizen (my foreign born registration certificate and blue "family book") up to the counter for French nationals when landing in Paris.
Date: August 28th, 2025 4:11 AM Author: Cyan Lascivious Locus
So you're having an argument with a post that was made a decade ago, but you do in fact have a passport? However, as you yourself have stated, you're a pauper who rents a studio, so it's not as if you could use the passport anyway. Where are you going to go? Enjoy your hovel.
Date: August 28th, 2025 7:41 PM Author: Cruel-hearted cumskin rehab
NYUUG is also a SOL multi-multi-millionaire -- but he won't admit it on xoxo because he still technically a US citizen and therefore owes US taxes on it.