Here at USAGreenCardLottery.org, we get a lot of questions about the Diversity Visa program, and we often get questions about DV Applicant Letters. Oftentimes we need to clarify exactly what our customers are looking for. Below, we will discuss the … Continue reading →

The Diversity Visa Lottery, also commonly called the DV Lottery, is an annual immigration program that opens its doors for registration every year in October. This period of time which typically runs from early October to early November is called … Continue reading →

On May 1, 2013, the winners of the 2014 Green Card Lottery were selected and the winners will be contacted by the Kentucky Consular Center over the next few months. Registrants who wish to know if they should be expecting … Continue reading →

On May 1, 2013, the State Department started to allow applicants from the 2012 Green Card Lottery registration period the chance to check whether or not they have won. E-DV (The Electronic Diversity Visa Lottery Entrant Status Check Website) Registrants … Continue reading →

The Diversity Visa Lottery Countries is a list of nations that will not be eligible for the Green Card Lottery and is annually released on May 1, 2013. When registering for the Green Card Lottery (as the Diversity Visa Program … Continue reading →

Within the past year there has been a significant amount of discussion surrounding sweeping and dramatic degrees of immigration reform in the United States. This not only impacts residents and citizens already settled in the United States, but potential immigrants … Continue reading →

Probably the most popular method for coming to the United States is through the Green Card Lottery. Every year millions of people apply for the lottery and its slightly competitive nature brings some excitement and strategy to the game.A limited … Continue reading →

During the process for applying for and getting a Green Card, there may be a point in time where an immigration officer wishes to talk to you personally, this is called the Green Card Interview. While not always needed or … Continue reading →

Rising out of the dust and heat of the desolate Mojave Desert a shrine to new America stands and shines in radioactive neon splendor for those who wish to feel the rush of the sprint towards the American Dream. Las … Continue reading →

As a special addition to this blog we will regularly examine a famous immigrant who contributed significantly to American culture. The U.S. is a country of immigrants and you might be pleasantly surprised to learn their stories and where these … Continue reading →

Various activities were organized to celebrate Independence Day. Parades, family activities and concerts were a part of the Independence Day celebrations. Fourth of July being a national day and a federal holiday, brought together all the people of the United … Continue reading →

Pedro Quezada won the Powerball jackpot this week at $338 million. He is choosing to accept the lump sum option for the lottery, which will then further reduce the amount of money he has won. After taxes the lump sum … Continue reading →

Folks who applied for the Green Card Lottery in October and are hoping for a Christmas visa, will unfortunately have to wait until May for their confirmation number to be announced. It has been said, though, and no truer than … Continue reading →

The Green Card Lottery, which ends at noon on November 3, 2012, could be an excellent way to get permanent residency for DREAMers who qualify for Deferred Action. Jose Antonio Vargas, a journalist and DREAMer himself, has pointed out recently … Continue reading →

While one cannot pit a US Visa against a Green Card (they’re effectively just different steps in a process which ultimately terminates at citizenship) for the purpose of this blog we will examine the salient differences between a Green Card … Continue reading →

The visa forms and processes may be different for different types of US visas, but there is one thing common to all visas – the visa interview. All visa applicants will be interviewed at an American embassy or consulate. There … Continue reading →

The first phase of the electronic immigration benefits system, USCIS ELIS has been launched by the USCIS. This system will modernize and develop the filing process and the process for adjudicating immigration benefits. The USCIS Director Alejandro Mayorkas says that … Continue reading →