Renewal of Norwegian 10 years passport......?

Question

I am a Norwegian citizen,with a Permanent Resident Greencard (my paperwork is still pending).

I went to the Norwegian Embassy in the States to renew my passport last year,they told me that I could get a emergancy passport which expires after 6 months.

For me to receive a 10 years passport from Norway,I would have to file that I have moved from Norway to THE STATES,

I know you can have a DUAL CITIZENSHIP,which IS LEGAL as well.

How do I go about this to KEEP MY NORWEGIAN CITIZENSHIP at the same time?

How much does the renewal of the passport cost,will I receive it the same day,like I did with the emergancy passport?

If I file for the moving,would that mean that I AM GIVING UP ON MY NORWEGIAN CITIZENSHIP,WHICH I DO NOT WANT TO HAPPEN.

Answer 1

I have no idea.

Answer 2

by you getting a green card , does not make you an US citizen but only a legal resident of the US ,which will not be adverse to your citizenship of Norway , and by you living and filing for your move ? does not take away from your citizenship of Norway :-)

since you did not mention your location ? as to give you a locality of a Norwegian embassy ? here are the cities in the US that have an Norwegian embassy:

Residents in the greater Washington, D.C., area may contact the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington, D.C. Residents of other regions should contact the appropriate Consulate General in Houston, Minneapolis, New York or San Francisco. .

ps:

NOTE: theses are the embassies noted above  to get a passport

about your passport :the fee will be 158 $

no, you will not receive it the same day , it will take 5 to 6 weeks

you may have an emergency passport for a short time to visit your country , but you will have to return it ,at the end of your trip .

as far as the papers needed for your passport ? please go read on this page ,it is too long to put here :click on this link to get all informations necessary for your passport application

http://www.norway.org/visas/passport/Pas...

i hope this i have answered your questions ?

Answer 3

Come on. This isn't the kind of place to ask questions like this.  If you listen to any advice on such an important subject from here you are crazy.  Call the Embassy and ask them.  If you are concerned about what they will say call through Skype or similar to an office in Norway and ask them using a different name and address.  If you don't speak Norwegian that shouldn't be a problem.