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Dual Citizen wanting to do AOS for DV2008....strange case...need your help!

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Findingahome

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I am a dual citizen (Canada/Argentina) and was selected for the DV 2008 lottery. My case number is SAxxxx300 which is current as at October 2008.

I am now visiting the States (entered Sept 14/2008 via Buffalo using my Canadian passport) and would like to do AOS. I consulted 2 lawyers and they agree that I can do and qualify for AOS, claiming that I am legal in the country using my Canadian entry (up to 6 months).

Before I go head this route, I would like to consult with the forum:

  1. Has someone experience something similar?
  2. Should I encounter any difficulty doing AOS using my Canadian entry to the country while claiming my winning number as an Argentine?
  3. Do I need to wait 3 months from my entrance to the USA before I send my AOS application?


Any other general information you can provide me will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
 
Findingahome said:
I am a dual citizen (Canada/Argentina) and was selected for the DV 2008 lottery. My case number is SAxxxx300 which is current as at October 2008.

I am now visiting the States (entered Sept 14/2008 via Buffalo using my Canadian passport) and would like to do AOS. I consulted 2 lawyers and they agree that I can do and qualify for AOS, claiming that I am legal in the country using my Canadian entry (up to 6 months).

Before I go head this route, I would like to consult with the forum:

  1. Has someone experience something similar?
  2. Should I encounter any difficulty doing AOS using my Canadian entry to the country while claiming my winning number as an Argentine?
  3. Do I need to wait 3 months from my entrance to the USA before I send my AOS application?


Any other general information you can provide me will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
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you would find it much easier doing CP in canada than trying to mess with AOS here in the states
 
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