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Is there any reason whatsoever for a European to get a US citizenship rather than just a Green Card?
My employer offered to move me to the states, and could assist in me getting a Green Card, but the representatives that were here indicated that they prefer to ""help"" those aiming to become citizens. It's a Fortune 500 company near the top of the list, no doubt they have some pull.
Sweden allows dual citizenships (as do USA) so no problems there but does a US citizenship add anything of value?
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>>136127162
As far as I know the US isn't the best passport for travelling. You can probably already enter more countries with what you have and with less hassle.
Other than that, I don't know.
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>>136127162
Plus you will need to pay US taxes regardless if you live in the US or not.
Its the only country that taxes you for being a citizen rather than living in the country, like every other country in the world.
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So you can file taxes from anywhere in the world.
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>>136127656
>Pay taxes twice
Hmmm.
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>>136127162
you can vote, if you care about it at all. but i wouldn't as we'll probably get drafted soon into WW3
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>>136127162
Green card is resident alien status. You can't vote, you can't hold a government job. You can hypothetically get your green card revoked and get deported.
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