question for Mr. Rizzo : My grandfather was a US citizen

This question is for Mr. Rizzo (I was reviewing your website and came across this) but if anyone else can help that'd be great.

My grandfather on my father's side was born and lived in New York, NY. My father was born in July, 1939. My father was born in Montreal - but my grandfather was a US citizen. My grandfather purchased land in upper new york state and they would spend pretty much every or every other weekend there (south of plattsburgh).

During the Vietnam war (the draft)- there was a call to CDN who qualified as dual-citizens. My father qualified and went to the embassy, when they explained the benefits vs. drawbacks (ie. he could get drafted in Canada) - he simply left.

Can anything be done for me? Do we need to file for my father and then he sponsors me?

Did your father ever live in the U.S.? If yes, when and for how long?

Did your father ever live in the U.S.? If yes, when and for how long?

My father never "lived" in the US in terms of acquiring documentation - he spent every summer (about three months of the year after school ended)in New York in the early to mid 50s.

On a sidenote-my grandfather apparently never acquired his Canadian citizenship.

Just thought of something else. there was residence as well in the family's name. They had (still in the family) a 300+ acre hobby farm with a large farmhouse on it.

Your father needed to live in the U.S. In order for you to automatically acquire U.S. Citizenship at birth.