How to give up U.S. citizenship in France ...

Often, people who travel often in different countries "dual citizenship" .. .This means that citizens of different countries. ... .It can also occur naturally in some cases where a person, a mother and father was born in a country by another. ... .In America there are thousands of people with dual nationality. ... .With these people often wonder how they do without their U.S. citizenship and be a citizen of a country like France. ... .This process takes some time and it is irrevocable, but it may be necessary for activities such as in elected office in France. ... .ModerateInstructionsThings you need: Proof of citizenship identification1Acquire citizenshipPhoto French if you do not already have, if it something you are interested, there are certain steps you need follow.Difficulty 's. ... .The avoidance of this step is to completely stateless at the end of this process and outside the protection of a government. ... .This can be a complicated situation to find yourself in addition, make sure there is enough time to acquire French citizenship. ... .In France, you have to live in the country for five years, to speak more than 18 years and able to write French and, more evidence of good character and loyalty to France, before United States on considered.2Move.. ... .According to the U.S. State Department, you may not be in the United States, if you choose to renounce your U.S. citizenship. ... .This means that you go to France before the start of this process.3Locate nearest U.S. embassy in France. ... .You need to have an appointment there anyone who give to hear your case on your U.S. citizenship. ... .You will not be able to efficiently process mail.4Go to your meeting with the diplomatic or consular officials of the United States. ... .Please note you bring all your forms of personal identification. ... .This includes evidence of the French language and citizenship of the United States. ... .You also need a photo ID and Social Security card.5Sign an oath of renunciation. ... .This is your last step, the lack of a U.S. citizen ....