american / irish citizenship

[Jean]

Can anyone tell me if the American Embassy allow dual citizenship and do you get full citizenship if you hold both Irish and American?<br>Thanks <br>Jean
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jeano@ennismail.ie

[Michael Fryer]

Yes Jean, you can hold dual citizenship with Ireland and America. Do a search for dual citizenship, Irish/American, I have found info on this topic pretty easily, unfortunaly I haven't the links. Good Luck<p><br>: Can anyone tell me if the American Embassy allow dual citizenship and do you get full citizenship if you hold both Irish and American?<br>: Thanks <br>: Jean<p>
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mwf@concentric.net

[helen gately]

: Can anyone tell me if the American Embassy allow dual citizenship and do you get full citizenship if you hold both Irish and American?<br>: Thanks <br>: Jea<br>You can hold American and Irish citizenship if any of your grandpapents or parents were born in Ireland you should apply to the nearest Irish Embassy for the papers you must have birth certs,do apply soon as the grandpatents may be changed.Good luck.<p>

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caspercara@yahoo.com

[P. Daly]

: Can anyone tell me if the American Embassy allow dual citizenship and do you get full citizenship if you hold both Irish and American?<br>: Thanks <br>: Jean<p>I'm no expert but I believe under the Irish Constitution you are an Irish citizen (if you like it or not)if you or your parents were born in Ireland (grandparents under certain conditions). If you want to get an Irish Passport you will need the usual birth certs and marriage certs for your parents. I don't think there is any oath of allegance involved that might conflict with your U.S. citizenship. Under American law I believe a dual citizen can travel abroad on their Irish passport but must use their U.S. passport to leave and enter the country.<p>

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