Which of the Following Is True Regarding Citizenship of an Individual

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true regarding citizenship of an individual for purposes of diversity jurisdiction in federal court?

A) An individual is a citizen of the state where that person has his or her legal residence or domicile, and there is no limit to the number of states in which an individual may be a citizen so long as the individual has a house in every state in which citizenship is claimed.
B) An individual is a citizen of the state where that person has his or her legal residence or domicile, and an individual may be a citizen of only one state.
C) An individual is a citizen of the state where that person has his or her legal residence or domicile, and an individual may be a citizen in a maximum of two states.
D) An individual is considered a citizen of the state in which a lawsuit is brought because the individual becomes subject to that state's laws.