US Citizen Services
Our US team has a broad range of experience helping to navigate the complex requirements of US citizen services applications to ensure that each client’s individual needs are met.
US passport applications may be submitted within the US or to a US embassy or Consulate abroad. As this process can be challenging, especially where applicants have urgent travel needs with narrow turnaround times, our lawyers are here to help.
How we can help
Our experienced attorneys will work with the client to provide a tailored service aimed at easing the process of applying for a first-time, second, or renewed passport. Additionally, in instances where the process requires an assessment of whether the individual is a US citizen, our knowledgeable US team will work with the client to prepare all necessary materials to complete the application.
What is a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)?
A CRBA application is submitted following the birth of a US citizen outside the US. This is typically done simultaneously with the applications for a child’s first passport application and social security number.
How we can help
We will assess each case to ascertain whether US citizenship was transmitted at the time of the child’s birth and prepare the application materials to be submitted in connection with the registration application.
What is Renunciation of US Citizenship?
A US citizen who no longer wishes to hold US citizenship must appear before a diplomatic or consular officer abroad and sign an oath of renunciation.
How we can help
Whether US citizenship was obtained by birth or through naturalisation, our US team will advise on the steps necessary to renounce citizenship. Our attorneys will review the facts of the case to highlight any concerns regarding future admissibility, and will provide thorough advice to the client regarding the process.
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