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You don't have to forfeit your US citizenship when you become a naturalised citizen of another country. My mother was born in the US and now lives in New Zealand. She has dual citizenship. I was born in New Zealand to her and a New Zealand father and haven't ever lived in the US (just visited). I also have dual citizenship. Apparently Americans sometimes told people they had to forfeit their citizenship when they really didn't have to.

Dual citizenship and being a naturalized citizen aren't the same thing.

Yeah, they have different meanings, but my mother became a naturalised citizen of NZ and was still a US citizen meaning she has dual citizenship.

Wikipedia has a some information on it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_nationality_law#Loss_of_citizenship