> That is intensely useful, it has to be said.
> My future sister-in-law has it the same way
> because her mother is American. She says it
> avoids a lot of hassle at Customs and
> Immigration to be able to go through on
> whichever passport is relevant. It doesn't
> save time in America, unfortunately, because
> when my brother travels, she still has to wait
> for him to go through all the checks.

But when they get married he'll automatically get U.S. citizenship, right? I think that's how it works, but quite frankly the whole thing about INS and citizenship and all that is ridiculously confusing to me. I'm just happy to get my passport stamped.

-Eric Sleator