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Writing to us

Use the form. A written outline of your position produces a far more useful first answer than a call, particularly here, where the answer usually turns on what you expect the passport to do.

What helps in a first message

• Whether you hold United States citizenship, a green card, or both US and another nationality — the tax consequences differ materially.
• What you want the second passport for: travel, contingency, banking access or business. This is the question that decides whether the programme suits you at all.
• Who the application would include, only you or family too, and how old any children are.
• Any country you have called home for six months or more in the last decade.
• Where your money came from, and which documents can prove it.
• Anything problematic in your past; due diligence will find it whether or not you mention it.

Not through the form

Tax returns, brokerage statements, passport scans and account credentials. None are needed to answer a question.

How enquiries are handled

We treat it as confidential and use it for one purpose: replying. It is not sold or shared for marketing, and retention periods are described in the privacy policy. Spam screening is automated and occasionally blocks a genuine message; if several working days go by without an answer, please resend.

Possibly already answered

Most of what arrives by email is covered at greater length here: what changes for a US citizen and what does not, what the programme costs, who qualifies and where the passport actually takes you.

Our replies will never assure you of approval, and they will not advise on your United States tax position. Only the Citizenship Commission decides applications; tax questions belong with a qualified US adviser.