DV-2022 Program: Online registration for the DV-2022 Program runs from Wednesday, October 7th 2020 at 12:00 noon, Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) (GMT-4), and concludes on Tuesday, November 10th, 2020 at 12:00 noon, Eastern Standard Time (EST) (GMT-4)

 

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Be sure to use the correct link   https://dvlottery.state.gov

 

 

v  Official full names

v  Gender

v  Date, Month & Year of birth

v  City you were born

v  Country you were born

v  Passport 

v  Country of eligibility

v  Passport size photo (Soft copy)

v  Mailing address

v  Country where you live today

v  Phone number (optional)

v  Email address

v  Highest education level achieved

v  Current marital Status

v  Number of children (in any)

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THE APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION FOR THE DIVERSITY VISA IS FREE

 

If you are planning to enter the diversity visa program, avoid the scams by remembering these tips:

 

Look for .gov

Only visa information on U.S. government websites ending in “.gov” is official. Official U.S. government email addresses also end in “.gov”. Any visa-related correspondence coming from an address that does not end with “.gov” is suspect. Don’t be fooled by images of the U.S. flag, U.S. Capitol, White House or Statue of Liberty. Anything on the internet that does not end with “.gov” is likely a scam.

 

Never send money for your diversity visa application

There is no fee to enter the DV program.  Fees for the DV application process are paid to the U.S. Embassy or consulate cashier at the time of your scheduled visa interview appointment, only after you have been selected. You will pay in person. The U.S. government will never ask you to send payment in advance by check, money order or wire transfer.

 

There’s only one place to find out your status: online

DV applicants must check their status online through the DV Entrant Status Check at http://www.dvlottery.state.gov. The U.S. government may send a reminder email but will neither communicate by traditional mail nor inform successful applicants by email. The only way to know if you’ve been selected to make a visa application is by monitoring the status-check webpage.

For more information on how to avoid being scammed, check out the State Department’s website on Diversity Visa Program scams.

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DV-2021 (green card) Entrants can now check their status below

They will need the confirmation number provided during the submission, last name of the primary applicant and the year of birth of the applicant.

Kindly follow this link to check the status https://www.dvlottery.state.gov/ESC/