DUAL CITIZENSHIP

dual citizenship. 1. A person’s status as a citizen of two countries, as when the person is born

in the United States to parents who are citizens of another country, or one country still recognizes

a person as a citizen even though that person has acquired citizenship in another country. [Cases:

Citizens    18.  C.J.S.  Citizens  §§  17–18.]  2.  The  status  of  a  person  who  is  a  citizen  of  both  the

United States and the person’s country of residence. [Blacks Law 8th]