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Thanks guys, I will confirm if this family applied correctly when filling in DS-5501 and claiming eligibility using the spouse country of birth. By the way, are you aware you don’t need any more your confirmation number to verify if you were selected on the DV?

Thanks britsimon, I also agree with your opinion, well see how this ends up

Please see my latest coment below, clarifying the whole situation

Clarification: I am not a troll I am the writter (not a lawyer) of the biggest free help blog for Dv winners in Latin America, being myself a lottery winner years ago and today a LPR , unfortunatelly there is not much spanish information on this subject, therefore I do free consulting to my...

I was born in Spain, then move to Venezuela when I was 6 months old, my parents are Venezuelans by birth, therefore I am an Spanish citizen by birth and a Venezuelan citizen by naturalization (because both parents are Venezuelans), I am also married to a Venezuelan, I participated in the Dv...

Thanks a lot Nuvf, you are 100% correct, this is also the same opinion of other experts in the field, and definitevelly the way to go...Well assemble the case and hope to have the best of luck. Regards, PR

Raevsky: My mother was in Venezuela (housewife) and my dad was also in Venezuela, they were non permanent residents, he was attending school.

Raevsky, I was born in Venezuela, my wife is Venezuelan and my mother from Spain as well as my father? Any way to solve this?

Thanks Superkruz, That's what I thought...But then what will be the course of action to fix this? It is possible?.

I applied to the Dv-2012 Lottery with Spain as the eligible country, since my father was born there and since I hold an Spanish passport. I won the lottery but now I am concerned since I also hold a Venezuelan Passport because I was born in Venezuela. Both countries are eligible for the DV...