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Can US citizenship be revoked?
Although it is very rare, yes, citizenship in the U.S. can be revoked from a naturalized citizen. The process is called “denaturalization.” There are 4 main offenses that are considered grounds for denaturalization: Falsification or concealment of relevant facts Refusal to testify before congress Membership in subversive groups Dishonorable military discharge If a denaturalization lawsuit…
Although it is very rare, yes, citizenship in the U.S. can be revoked from a naturalized citizen. The process is called “denaturalization.”
There are 4 main offenses that are considered grounds for denaturalization:
- Falsification or concealment of relevant facts
- Refusal to testify before congress
- Membership in subversive groups
- Dishonorable military discharge
If a denaturalization lawsuit is filed against you or any family members, it is highly recommended that you consult with an experienced citizenship attorney.
Answer by David Joseph Rozas
David Rozas is an experienced criminal and immigration lawyer and one of the founding partners of Rozas & Rozas Law Firm. He has been with the firm since 2004, joining his brother, Greg in practice. David concentrates his law practice on criminal defense and immigration.
