Green Card Lottery

[...] The Green Card Lottery is an immigration diversity program run by the United States Department of State every year. [...] are all ineligible for the Green Card Lottery. [...]

[...] What is Green Card Lottery ? The Green Card Lottery is an annual giveaway of about 50,000 visas conducted by the U.S. State Department under [...]

[...] What is going to be the fate of the Green Card Lottery? What is going to happen to all those people from across the world with hopes of making a [...]

[...] work to enforce immigration law in the United States. Some people attempt to defraud the Green Card Lottery (one of the most popular immigration programs in the United States) and this has led to [...]

[...] the Diversity Visa (DV) lottery. As far as the bill has progressed till now, it seems like the DV lottery has been shown the door. The Republicans are against the DV lottery. Most think that it is a [...]

[...] Through the DV lottery program, the State Department selects around 50,000 applications. through a computer generated [...]

[...] right now is whether the green card lottery will be held this year. If it is, it will be the DV Lottery 2015. But is DV Lottery 2014 going to happen? The debate is on in Washington. The Senate has [...]

[...] . The confirmation number that you obtained at the time of filing your application to enter the DV lottery must be retained in order to check your application and your winning status. You will be able [...]

[...] Winning the Green card lottery will not get you a green card. Instead, you get a chance to apply for the Green card. Please make sure you are eligible for [...]

[...] Why Is the Green Card so Popular? The Green Card has an enormous international reputation, so much so that it has become a symbol of American [...]

[...] The Diversity Immigrant Visa program, normally referred to by many as the green card lottery, was established by the immigration Act of 1990. Allotting 55000 immigrant visas [...]

[...] It is a great feeling to win the Green Card Lottery, but just winning in the lottery will not guarantee a green card to live in U.S. You [...]

[...] After winning the Green Card lottery, you may enter the United States with an immigrant visa. You will be on your own in the United States and where you go and where you stay is up to [...]

[...] to be satisfied to enter the DV lottery program and not every entrant will get an immigrant visa. The only way through which you can get to know whether you had won the lottery is through [...]

[...] have to undergo a similar one. Clearing this interview is essential so as to qualify for an immigrant visa to the United States. Let’s take a look at the process right after making an entry in the [...]

[...] On winning the Diversity Visa Lottery, you will be granted an immigrant visa, only if you are found to be eligible to immigrate to America. Qualifying to immigrate to [...]

[...] The US Department of State (DOS) has announced that the entrants in the 2014 Diversity Visa Lottery can now begin checking their status. According to the official website the announcement [...]

[...] The US Department of State (DOS) has announced that the entrants in the 2014 Diversity Visa Lottery can now begin checking their status. According to the official website the announcement [...]

[...] offered to foreigners. A notable change that the bill proposes is the elimination of the Diversity Visa Lottery. The lottery, which was started in 1995, gave an opportunity for people from under- [...]

[...] Once you are selected as a winner through the Diversity Visa lottery, the next step is getting yourself prepared for the visa interview. You will get to know [...]

[...] Through the DV lottery program, the State Department selects around 50,000 applications. through a computer generated [...]

[...] making an entry in the program Checking the Results: When a person registers for the DV lottery program, a unique register number will be issued at the end of successful completion of the [...]

[...] to America. There are certain eligibility requirements to be satisfied to enter the DV lottery program and not every entrant will get an immigrant visa. The only way through which you can get to [...]

[...] will pay US$330 per person instead of US$440, which is the old visa processing fees for the DV lottery winners. Reduction in DV Lottery Winners Visa Processing Fees [...]

[...] I want all the winners to email me since we are working on the survey for DV Lottery Winners 2013. This is my email ID beckett.samuel1@gmail.com. Thank you. Processing of Green Cards- [...]

[...] with instructions for further processing Completing the immigrant visa application All DV lottery winners will be required to complete their immigrant visa application and send it to the Kentucky [...]

[...] States cannot succeed if it cuts itself from the global labor market. The current Diversity Visa lottery program which provides immigrant visas to people from countries with low immigration rates to [...]

[...] The Diversity Visa Lottery Program for 2014 is currently on. It started in the beginning of October and will close at [...]

[...] cards for the family and employment categories, the decision was made to scrap the diversity visa lottery program. This frees up the 55,000 visas available to be issued to other “more deserving& [...]

[...] if you had won DV-2013 through Entrant Status Check The Entrant Status Check for Diversity Visa lottery Program for DV-2013 will be available until the 30th of September, 2013. The only means [...]

[...] requests will be granted. The use of prosecutorial discretion confers no substantive right, immigration status, or pathway to citizenship. Only the Congress, acting through its legislative authority, [...]

[...] to overcome their grief. Latinos living in the United States irrespective of their immigration status have also been denied their basic dignity. As the harsh laws enacted increase, the [...]

[...] residency. They would not have to leave the country to reapply. Permanent residency is the immigration status associated with green cards. Permanent Residents are sometimes called green card holders. [...]