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Writing to us

Use the form. It reaches the people who handle these matters, and a written account of your position produces a better first answer than a call covering the same ground from memory.

Replies go in order of arrival. Anything with a deadline belongs in the opening line.

What to include

• Every nationality you currently hold, and where you are tax resident. Both matter, and they are frequently different.
• Whether you have established what your existing country's law says about acquiring another citizenship. If not, say so — it is the first thing to settle.
• Whether you would apply alone or bring family members in, plus your children's ages.
• A list of the places you have lived for half a year or longer within the past ten years.
• How your funds arose and what documents evidence it.
• Anything adverse anywhere: a conviction however old, a refused visa, an open matter, an application to another programme. Screening finds all of it.

Not through the form

Scans of your passport, bank statements, card numbers or login details: we need none of them to answer you.

Handling

Your message is kept confidential and used just to respond. It is never sold or forwarded for marketing; see the privacy policy for how long it is kept.

Possibly already answered

Several questions arrive weekly and are covered here at length: whether your country permits dual nationality, what changes for tax and what does not, the position for United States citizens and what the whole thing costs.

What no reply will contain is an assurance of approval, or an opinion on your own country's nationality law — the first belongs to the Citizenship Commission and the second to a lawyer qualified where you hold citizenship.