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Hi. I am trying to inquire from perhaps one of the immigrations lawyers that grace this board if someone who entered the USA from Australia on a waiver visa and overstayed by more than a year is eligible to enter (and win) the DV 2005 green card lottery or have they screwed their chances by overstaying the visa.
thankyou in advance
And you replied...
ta ta
posted June 27, 2003 06:27 AM
Visa waiver program is NOT a visa thus NO chance of changing to a different status.
BCIS is very unforgiving with overstaying visa waivers.
I'd try going through the consular processing in Australia if possible
What is the BCIS and what do you mean going thru the consular processing in Australia. I live in the US now, I can not leave or I would be subject to a 10 year reentry ban.
Just curious if I can solve my problems by applying for DV2005 and winning or am I ineligble ?
Hi. I am trying to inquire from perhaps one of the immigrations lawyers that grace this board if someone who entered the USA from Australia on a waiver visa and overstayed by more than a year is eligible to enter (and win) the DV 2005 green card lottery or have they screwed their chances by overstaying the visa.
thankyou in advance
And you replied...
ta ta
posted June 27, 2003 06:27 AM
Visa waiver program is NOT a visa thus NO chance of changing to a different status.
BCIS is very unforgiving with overstaying visa waivers.
I'd try going through the consular processing in Australia if possible
What is the BCIS and what do you mean going thru the consular processing in Australia. I live in the US now, I can not leave or I would be subject to a 10 year reentry ban.
Just curious if I can solve my problems by applying for DV2005 and winning or am I ineligble ?
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