Question

A US citizen risks losing US citizenship if he or she becomes a dual citizen of another country

a. Unless the other nationality is renounced at age 21
b. If dual citizenship is acquired during marriage
c. Unless little citizenship is acquired through marriage
d. If citizenship in another nation as applied for

Answer 1

A US citizen does not automatically lose their US citizenship by acquiring dual citizenship. Loss of citizenship can occur through specific actions, such as voluntary renouncement or by accepting certain jobs with a foreign government.

Step-by-step explanation:

A US citizen does not automatically lose citizenship by becoming a dual citizen of another country. There are specific actions, however, that can lead to loss of US citizenship, such as voluntarily renouncing it or accepting a job with a foreign government that requires a declaration of allegiance to that government. It is also important to note that while some countries require a choice between nationalities, the US Supreme Court ruled in 1967 that the US does not forbid dual citizenship.