According to USAFIS, If you are randomly selected as a “winner” of the Diversity Visa (Green Card) Lottery, this does NOT mean that you will “automatically” be issued a Diversity Visa or a Green Card, but it does mean that you have been chosen out of millions of DV-Lottery participants for the opportunity to apply […]
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According to USAFIS, if you are selected as a “winner” of the DV-Lottery and you correctly included the required information and photos for yourself and your family members (e.g., your spouse and all unmarried children under 21, as relevant) in your application, and if you then pass the Consular Interview procedure successfully (including the medical
After you have your interview at the U.S. Consulate or Embassy, you will be notified of the decision that has been made, which could be: 1) you are approved for the Diversity Visa, or 2) more information is required before a decision can be made, or 3) you are denied the Diversity Visa.
According to USAFIS, you may only include yourself, your legally married spouse (opposite sex or same sex) and all unmarried children under 21 (if relevant) on your DV-Lottery application; a “common law” partner who you are not legally married to may NOT be included on your DV-Lottery application.
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