The following is a copy of a fact sheet obtained from the Italian Consulate in Los Angeles in August, 1994.

NO. In order to obtain a TOP SECRET clearance, one must hold NO dual citizenships, but must be a citizen of the U.S. only.

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Security clearance evaluations/determinations must assure that access to classified information for a specific individual is "clearly consistent with the interests of national security." Under the adjudicative guidelines, "any doubt as to whether access to classified information is clearly consistent with national security will be resolved in favor of the national security." When making such a determination, DS must consider all available information, both positive and negative.

It is new here and there are many problems. You will just have to cope with it or do it in the USA. I have no idea of cost, if any. You came to the right place. If you join the RAO Subic or any of our satellites just show your military ID card to join and you are on the list for FPO mail. Remember: it is a "MAO" or mailing address only. No packages allowed!! Your passports no longer have any bearing on travel since you are now Americans. You can enter the country for 21 days on your passports.

We suggest you visit the "Dual Citizenship" section of the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website. It can provide you with information about who to contact, as well as an informative brochure.

The office will assist you in the process of requesting a VISA. It is a long and complex process therefore we recommend to apply as early as possible. Due to tougher internatioanal regulation, at the time of the VISA application, the Foundation becomes the responsible party and the guarantor of your staying: legal statements are made in regard to the legitimacy of your staying and the related financial guarantees.

a. By Birth in the U.S.: Under the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution all persons born ... in the United States ... are citizens regardless of the status of their parents, who may be citizens, Green Card holders, or illegal aliens. b. By Acquisition at Birth: A child born outside the U.S. where one or both parents are U.S. Citizens may acquire U.S. citizenship at birth. c. By Derivation through Naturalization of parents: A child born outside the U.S.

If you are residing in the Philippines, file a written petition at the Bureau of Immigration (BI) for the cancellation of your alien certificate of registration and issuance of an identification certificate evidencing that you are a Filipino citizen. For those living abroad, apply at the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate. Approval of petition usually takes only about 2 weeks.

Yes, the New Zealand Government allow New Zealand passport holders to hold other passports. (Note: Some other countries do not allow this, and obtaining New Zealand citizenship may require you to forfeit your home country citizenship.)

Becoming a dual citizen will allow you to have full privileges of both American and Filipino citizenship. You can own land, house and lot or a business. You can vote for both countries, but you only pay taxes on money earned here in the Philippines. If your source of income is retired pay you will not pay taxes here. Only in USA on money earned there.

If a person is born in the United States to immigrant parents; born outside the United States to one parent who is a U.S. citizen and another parent who is a citizen of another country; becomes a naturalized U.S. citizen; or receives citizenship in another country after that person has become a U.S. citizen, then he or she may acquire dual citizenship.

Yes it is possible, but it is a long and involved process. Typically favour is given to long-term permanent residents and spouses of Bahamians.

A foreign person may become a Dominican citizen after a continuous residence in the country of at least two years. This residence requirement is reduced to six months (i) if the foreigner has fixed legal domicile in the country, (ii) if the foreigner owns a business or real state in the country, or (iii) if the foreigner has married a Dominican citizen.

You will need to hold a valid Returning Resident's Visa on your passport. Please apply for this before you leave New Zealand or before you re-enter New Zealand as a resident. Please note that residence permit expires when you leave New Zealand.

A natural born Filipino who acquired foreign citizenship is entitled to own up to 1,000 sq.m. of residential land, and one (1) hectare of agricultural or farm land, even without gaining dual citizenship.

All U.S. citizens, even dual citizens/nationals, must enter and depart the United States using his/her U.S. passport.

Yes. SUU offers multiple graduate degrees and has plans to add more. Students may seek and obtain dual degrees, but the student must complete the requirements for both degrees. As an example, a student may wish to pursue both the MSFS and M.Acc. (Masters of Accountancy) degree at the same time, and while some classes may be shared the student is responsible for completing the minimum requirements for both degrees before they can be granted a diploma.