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    If I was born in Mexico but became a U.S. citizen, can I still apply for dual citizenship?
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    Yes, you will automatically be granted Mexican citizenship if you were born in Mexico.
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    My grandparents were born in Mexico. Can I apply for Mexican citizenship?
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    Yes, you are entitled to Mexican citizenship if your parents were born there.
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    My father was born in Mexico and became a naturalized US citizen. Can I claim citizenship in Mexico?
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    Yes, you can claim Mexican citizenship if you can prove that either of your parents is a Mexican citizen.
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    I was born in Mexico but am living in the US. I am going to apply for US citizenship. Will I be able to retain Mexican citizenship?
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    Yes, you can keep your Mexican citizenship because of dual-citizenship laws.
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