Sure, I’d like answers and official documents. You claim your version is correct without providing any links or cites to such evidence.
I’ve already proven you wrong in your past claim that a minor could renounce US citizenship at a young age, or that a parent could renounce for a minor. It makes me a bit wary of further claims of special knowledge on your part. Show us evidence.
Yeah, the nerve of you for asking Sven to actually show someone this smoking gun he says has.
Who do you think he is, Lucas Smith?
“Sure, I’d like answers and official documents.”
Yes! Anything else would useless. Why are you anxious for a link to useless information?
Any U.S. citizen of any age can move out of the country and renounce their citizenship. An Oath of Renunciation is a request for termination of U.S. citizenship. In the case of a minor child, a LES (Locally Employed Staff) member of the U.S. Embassy is appointed to advocate for the minor without the presence of the parent(s). It’s protocol for the parent(s) to be moved to a separate room when a minor renounces to the CAO.
You’ve claimed minor cannot present an argument to the CAO sufficient to prove an Oath of Renunciation is valid and it’s the LES that presents the argument. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
You’ve also presented cases where a minor lost their citizenship involuntarily and claimed it proves a minor cannot voluntarily renounce their citizenship. Again, you have no idea what you’re talking about.