Tribe.net. Local Connections Margot http://expatjobs.tribe.net/thread/d4d4396e-392c-4871-b034-6457766d7a4a#110097c8-96dd-4d04-8f31-4cf3cf117d54 2007-10-20T08:56:51Z 2007-10-20T08:56:51Z

you don't need a US address to vote when living overseas. You register as an overseas voter.

Margot 2007-10-20T08:56:51Z Cubnic http://expatjobs.tribe.net/thread/d4d4396e-392c-4871-b034-6457766d7a4a#40a10f08-69a0-4c9a-8b5a-7437652eb525 2007-10-11T18:06:25Z 2007-10-11T18:06:25Z

with dual citizenship you won't loose voting rights. Its the same thing except you can choose what passport to flight with =D

Cubnic 2007-10-11T18:06:25Z SistaWeotch http://expatjobs.tribe.net/thread/d4d4396e-392c-4871-b034-6457766d7a4a#d4ba34ee-a9dd-4716-bb9f-a9f0ae2562fd 2007-10-11T04:55:38Z 2007-10-11T04:55:38Z

My mom has, as expected, agreed to let me use her address for voting registration, customs forms, what have you. What do you do in the case of not having a family member based at home and you need an address for all those things? Some day I may become a dual citizen with the UK, but for now it's all US. I don't want to lose my voting rights! Cordially, SW

SistaWeotch 2007-10-11T04:55:38Z