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You Can Lose Your U.S. Citizenship for These 5 Shocking Reasons (Green Card Holders MUST WATCH)

You Can Lose Your U.S. Citizenship for These 5 Shocking Reasons (Green Card Holders MUST WATCH) | 5 Legal Ways You Can Actually Lose U.S. Citizenship (Most Americans Have No Idea) Can the U.S. government really take away your citizenship? Most Americans believe U.S. citizenship is permanent. For almost everyone, it is extremely secure — but federal law does allow loss of citizenship in a few rare, serious situations. In this USA Law Guide episode, we break down 5 shocking but real ways a person can lose U.S. citizenship, based on current U.S. nationality law and constitutional protections. No rumors, no panic — just a clear legal explanation. 🛂⚖️ ✅ In this video, you’ll learn: 1️⃣ Formal Renunciation at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate How a U.S. citizen can voluntarily give up citizenship abroad, what the renunciation process looks like, and the permanent consequences of a Certificate of Loss of Nationality. 2️⃣ Taking Another Country’s Citizenship or Oath — With Intent to Give Up U.S. Citizenship Why the U.S. usually allows dual citizenship, and when acquiring foreign nationality or swearing allegiance abroad can still lead to loss of U.S. citizenship if intent to relinquish is proven. 3️⃣ Serving in Certain Foreign Military or High‑Level Government Positions When service in a foreign army or a policy‑level government role can be treated as a relinquishing act — and why intent and context matter, especially for dual nationals. 4️⃣ Extremely Serious Offenses Against the United States How very rare convictions for specific acts against the U.S. can, in narrow statutory situations, be connected to loss of nationality — and why strong constitutional protections strictly limit this area. 5️⃣ Denaturalization of Naturalized Citizens When the government can go to federal court to cancel naturalization for fraud, misrepresentation, or illegal procurement — and what happens to someone’s status after denaturalization. We also clarify what does NOT cause you to lose U.S. citizenship, including: Moving abroad or living overseas Ordinary criminal convictions Failing to vote in U.S. elections Holding another passport without intent to relinquish Using lawful public benefits you qualify for 📌 This video is for U.S. citizens, permanent residents, law students, and anyone who needs a serious, law‑based explanation of how U.S. citizenship can be lost — and how rare these scenarios really are. 📣 If you care about U.S. immigration and citizenship law, hit SUBSCRIBE to USA Law Guide, turn on notifications, and share this video with anyone who is anxious about headlines claiming “they can take your citizenship.” Have questions or want a full breakdown on renunciation, dual citizenship, denaturalization, or serious criminal issues and status? 💬 Drop your topic request in the comments so we know what to cover in future episodes. Disclaimer: This video provides general legal information about U.S. citizenship and nationality law. It is not legal advice for any specific person or case and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Laws and policies can change, and outcomes depend on individual facts. For advice about your own situation, consult a licensed immigration or nationality attorney. #USCitizenship #CitizenshipLaw #ImmigrationLaw #NationalityLaw #Denaturalization #Renunciation #DualCitizenship #USImmigration #ImmigrationAttorney #USALawGuide #KnowYourRights #USLaw