You can have your knighthood officially stripped due to dishonor but if you just personally say "I'm not a knight anymore" you still officially are one
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I actually should've known that because I know my parents don't have any other citizenships after they became US citizens, although I guess I unconsciously assumed this had to do with Taiwan's ambiguous status
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Yeah I also just looked this up and because of Taiwan's ambiguous status there is no official definition of a "Taiwan citizen" even in Taiwan But my parents do have right of return to Taiwan and the right to vote in Taiwan elections still
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He has to promise to give up his UK citizenship. He doesn’t have to go through any processes of actually giving it up, and since the UK doesn’t consider promising to give it up to be the same as actually giving it up he’d be a dual national as far as the UK is concerned.
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It’s only an issue for people who have an issue with swearing a false oath, really.
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That oath's not legally binding for most countries, though, and is symbolic. So you can naturalize as a U.S. citizen and keep your previous citizenship... if the other country allows you to.
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Or in some cases requires you to. It’s *really* hard to stop being a UK citizen voluntarily. (Getting your citizenship forcibly stripped by the government is rather easier)
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