jhony smith

I plan on going to a private university in California, which means that there is no in-state/out-of-state tuition difference. Though I currently live in Virginia, I plan on living in California after I graduate college. Would it be OK/a good idea to change residency when I got the best website. If are wondering to ask me about the idea I got then, feel free and ask me anytime. Thanks!

Dual citizenship is the ability to legally carry or procure legal documents, live, work, etc.. in two separate countries. It means that you can live and work in both countries without obtaining visas. You can also hold valid passports, drivers liscense etc.. of both countries. Also, you become subject to the laws of each country while in them, meaning you wont be extradited to your home country. Some countries may allow you to keep your originalcitizenship, and obtain citizenship in another country. This is especially true if you have relatives from that country. They can ask you to relinquish your previous citizenship to gain your new one. So what your mom means is dont give up your old one if you move to another country for a while, because you will have to reapply in your original home country.