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I understand you situation very well. You didn't have to pay for the privelege during the Vietnam era, but it cost our kids when they wanted to go to the US to study and/or work. At the time he left, you couldn't have joint US citizenship, but now you can, and that has paid off in spades for a lot of our friends' kids. We have a number of friends who have kept their US citizenship for decades, who have only recently taken out Canadian citizenship and who are still earning and considering renouncing. It's not such an easy choice as it was for my husband - who tried to get conscientious objector status but wasn't about to pull a Ted Nugent.

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