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Lai Peixia gave up her nationality in "35 days"! Lawyer analysis: Fear of close relationship with the United States│Mirror News reporter Wang Yunting and Chen Shengyi
News link:https://www.mirrormedia.mg/external/mnews_20231020sot12010
Lai Peixia, the deputy of Hon Hai founder Terry Gou, announced yesterday (19th) that she had "officially given up" dual citizenship. However, it took only 35 days from the application to be approved on September 14th. Not only is it one month faster than Lin Ruixiong, who served as James Soong's deputy in 2011, but when you actually click on the AIT official website, it clearly states that the renunciation procedure will take at least 3 to 6 months. Lai Peixia can clear the customs at the speed of light when she renounces her nationality. According to the lawyer's analysis, it may be through Only personal influence or relations with the United States can make things happen so quickly.
Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that the U.S. State Department must understand why it wants to renounce its U.S. citizenship, whether it is to avoid debts to get out of business, or whether it is to evade taxes, etc. The State Department will only approve the renunciation of nationality after confirming that there are no problems. Therefore, The typical process takes several months. Why this case can be so fast? It may be that the applicant handled it as a special case application, or through internal relationships or a tacit understanding with the US side, it is more likely that the process can be completed so quickly.
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