issue with DV visa on passport

[dadadada72]

I have a dual citizenship (french and canadian ). My DV visa ll be stamped on one of my passports. I ll be called to show both of them at the interview in us embassy. I want the CO to put the visa in my french passport, not in my canadian`s.
Do you think i could face some denial ?
Do you think CO could get mad of me because of that request ?
Is it risky to make such request ?
I need some advices please ............................................

 

[namecheckvictim]

Canada is not included in DV, they will put it in your french passport anyways as required by law.

 

[nkm-oct23]

DV is based on country of birth, not the country of citizenship. You can request DV visa put on any passport.

 

[bentlebee]

What is the reason for that? Do you want to scam the Canadian IRS?

 

[dadadada72]

What is the reason for that? Do you want to scam the Canadian IRS?

no way......, i ll be traveling back and forth to visit my cousins in Canada and the canadian agent at the border might not be happy if they see that DV visa more often .

 

[Superkruz]

DV is based on country of birth, not the country of citizenship. You can request DV visa put on any passport.

I agree. I entered the lottery as a South African (by birth) but my DV visa was put in my Australian passport, despite the fact that I have dual nationality - no questions asked.

 

[raevsky]

That is you, not they, who define to which passport they put your visa. However, you need to have both passports at the interview, expired or not.
The passport to which they put your visa should be unexpired for at least 60 days after the last day of visa validity.