Prince Harry has made the decision to officially renounce his British residency.

The Duke of Sussex has chosen the United States as his primary place of residence, according to documents obtained from Page Six. In these documents, Harry listed the US as his “new country/state usually resident,” marking a significant shift from his previous ties to the UK.

The change in residency status occurred on June 29, 2023, as indicated in the filing made by Companies House for Harry’s eco-travel venture, Travalyst. This development follows Harry and Meghan Markle’s departure from their UK residence, Frogmore Cottage, the day before.

The legal move comes amidst ongoing discussions regarding the couple’s status within the royal family and their future plans.

While the implications of renouncing his British residency on Harry’s royal titles remain uncertain, there is speculation that he may address this matter during an upcoming visit to London.

Harry has expressed conflicting sentiments about his connection to the UK, describing it as his “home,” but also highlighting safety concerns that influenced their relocation to the US.

In December 2023, the Duke of Sussex emphasized the importance of his children’s heritage and safety while on UK soil, despite their current residence in the US.

However, Harry has also expressed interest in obtaining American citizenship, although he currently considers it a secondary priority.

Nevertheless, revelations about his past drug use, detailed in his memoir ‘Spare,’ raise questions about the potential complexities of his immigration process.

While some legal experts suggest that renouncing his royal titles may not have a significant impact unless he encounters further legal issues, concerns persist regarding potential repercussions and the need to fulfill US citizenship requirements.