I am a US citizen living in Costa Rica. I have been naturalized as a citizen here.
I also have a Costa Rican wife, and 2 children, one of which is a dual citizen.

I just received a standard reporting form, and noticed a question that I did not see
in previous years: "Has there been a change in your citizenship or your country of
residence that you have not yet reported to SSA?"

I guess my interpretation previously, was that "No" I am still a citizen of the USA.
But now, I realize, that if I answer "Yes" I must give information of "Country of New citizenship" and the date, now almost 4 years ago, that I received my 'cedula' or
my citizenship in Costa Rica.

My question is: In answering the question, "Yes" will I lose my Social Security Benefits, and my child's monthly benefits..........and is my USA Citzenship at risk?

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State/Country relating to question: Costa Rica

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I have just read the question in the social security form asking me if "there has been a change in your citizenship or your country of residence that you have not reported to SSA. Obviously, I am worried because I became a dual citizen, Costa Rica/USA 3 yrs ago. I do not want to lose my Social Security benefits, nor my USA Citizenship