Having both U.S. citizenship and citizenship from another country (dual citizenship) doesn't prevent you from getting a U.S. passport. Here's a quick guide:

Eligibility:

• U.S. citizen by birth, naturalization, or other lawful means? You're good to go!

Dual Citizenship:

• No worries! Having another passport won't affect your U.S. passport application.

Traveling Smart:

• Check entry/exit requirements for both your countries. Some require using their specific passport.

Applying for a New Passport:

• Gather proof of U.S. citizenship (birth certificate, etc.)

• Complete form DS-11 (first-time applicants)

• Pay the required fees

Renewing Your Passport:

• Standard renewal process applies even with dual citizenship.

• Use form DS-82 (eligible applicants)

• Submit your current U.S. passport and fees

Remember:

• Dual citizenship doesn't exempt you from U.S. laws regarding passports and travel.

• Research specific requirements based on your situation.

Ready to apply? Head to the U.S. Department of State website for more details!