Even though my life is here in the States now I've held off being a citizen.
even though, due to the fact that I spent the first 8 years of my life in
Malaysia, I have actually now lived in the US longer than I lived in the UK but
I still feel English. It also means my kids can hold british passports and it
keeps me out of jury duty but does mean I can't vote.
I've not got anything against anyone becoming a citizen, just not for me, so
can't help you there I'm afraid.
Jeremy
>
> I've been in the USA for 10 years now, and have an American wife but would
> NEVER, EVER, EVER consider becoming a US citizen (or for that matter, a
> citizen of any other country) - can anyone explain to me how the thought
> process for that decision actually works? I'm never gonna pledge allegiance
> to a damn American flag; what the hell would The Queen say?
>
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