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Olswalt Posted: 10-Aug-06 05:51 Dear sir, i was born in Ghana but raised in canada and i just filled up an application to become u.s citizen(a dream that i hope to achieve since i was 14), but all i want to know is, what are my chances of becoming a citizen?.

admin Posted: 11-Aug-06 21:45

It is difficult to assess the exact odds of you winning the US Green Card lottery. The last few years close to 9 million people entered the lottery. Over 25% were rejected for containing preventable minor errors. That means over 2 million applications were rejected because the individual preparer failed to accurately or timely submit the application. Myusgreencard.com provides the service that lets you sidestep this hurdle and ensures you a true chance at obtaining a US Green Card. We estimate that over 13 million people will enter the Green Card Lottery this year for DV-2009 Greencard.

Eric Posted: 15-Aug-06 16:25

In order to become a US citizen, you must be a lawful permanent resident for 5 years. (It is only 3 years instead of 5 years if you received lawful permanent residence based on marriage to a US citizen and you remain married to that same US citizen.)

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