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Do you still have a lot of family there? Do you visit? Have you traveled on the Cuban passport? Do you have any investments there?
If yes to any of these, it’s going to be hard to get Secret and above.
- All of my immediate family has moved out of Cuba by now
- I traveled with the Cuban passport before I came to the USA. Haven’t used it since I got here. (It’s also expired)
- No investments!
You are giving me the Hopium I need
You can still renounce your cuban citizenship even if it is a violation of Cuban law if you want. You'll need to talk to USCIS and/or an embassy, and will likely never be able to go to Cuba again if you do so, but it is possible
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It used to be that you couldn’t have a secret clearance and be a citizen or passport holder of a foreign country. Had a sailor give his up because he couldn’t give up his Colombian passport. Their law was that if you were born there, you had to travel there on a Colombian passport, and he needed to be able to visit his elderly mother.
Now, I don’t think a country can stop you from renouncing their citizenship. If you have no desire to set foot in Cuba again I am pretty sure you can renounce it without consequences.