Hi Zackarias,I have dual citizenship with the US and Canada.  

Now it seems having a spouse from another country and having dual citizenship is a good idea!

https://www.alberta.ca/aaip-ru...Immigrants looking to move under these programs must stay for 18-24 months depending on the program to earn their citizenship/permanent residence status.

There are actually Jewish citizens in Iran but they are not given full citizenship benefits.

I have some retirement account  balance that I need to take out via early distribution if I choose to get us citizenship through nutralization .in order to get the money I have to fly to the foreign country,  can I deduct this trip cost when filing tax?

You have no rights until you have a green card or gain citizenship.  

You would have to get a kind of citizenship to access financing options.

Their current building is not renewing leases for whatever reason and so now my client who just gained citizenship last year and his wife, a victim of identity fraud, are in the market competing for a new lease.One thing I've noticed is that landlords want 700+ credit scores or else it's a futile effort submitting applications.In the perfect world for a landlord, when they put their property on the market, they may get 10 people to submit applications, and likely out of those there will be at least one who checks all of the boxes - great!

At least that's what I found here regarding the citizenship status. 

I am moving to Oaxaca, Mexico as a Permanent Resident, but still holding my US Citizenship.