Dual citizenship means that you can be the citizen for two countries at the same time. Each country has its own citizenship laws based on its own policy. Some countries do not allow dual citizenship, and require the denouncement of the former citizenship before granting the new one. However, the U.S. allows its citizens to hold a second nationality with any nation the individual qualifies to hold one with, whether earned through descent, marriage or residency.
If you are a citizen of another country applying for U.S. citizenship:
Citizenship Application Form N-400
Replace Certificate of Citizenship Form N-565
Certificate of Citizenship Form N-600
Green Card Replacement Form I-90
Remove Condition on Green Card Form I-751
Adjustment of Status Form I-485
Visitor Exchange Visa (J1 Visa)
Skilled/Unskilled Work Visa (H2B Visa)
Intracompany Transferee (L1 Visa)
Extraordinary Ability Work Visa (O1 Visa)
Religious Worker Visa (R1 Visa)
US Visa Entry for Spouse and Children
US Citizenship Application Form N-400
Employment Authorization Document Form I-765
Travel Document Application Form I-131
Conditional Green Card Form I-751
Certificate of Citizenship Replacment Form N-565
Certificate of Citizenship Application Form N-600
Duplication Approval Notice Form I-824
Affidavit of Support Form I-134
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