F.A.Q
What is the Green Card Lottery, and how does it work?
The Green Card Lottery is a U.S. government program that grants permanent residency to individuals from eligible countries. It operates through a random selection process.
What are the eligibility requirements for the Green Card Lottery?
To qualify, you must meet specific educational or work experience criteria and come from a country eligible for the program.
How can I apply for the Green Card Lottery?
Applications are submitted online through the official Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery website. Ensure all information provided is accurate.
What documents do I need to prepare for the Green Card Lottery application?
You need a valid passport, personal details, and other relevant documentation. Check official guidelines for a complete list.
How can I check the status of my Green Card Lottery application?
Results can be checked online via the official DV Lottery website using your confirmation number and personal details.
What should I do if I win the Green Card Lottery?
Winners need to complete additional forms, gather supporting documents, and attend a visa interview at a U.S. consulate.
Can I include my family members in my Green Card Lottery application?
Yes, you can include your spouse and unmarried children under 21 in your application.
What should I do if my Green Card application is rejected?
If rejected, explore alternative visa options or reapply in the next DV Lottery cycle.
When are Green Card Lottery results announced?
Results are typically announced in May. Winners are notified via the official DV Lottery website.
How can I avoid scams related to the Green Card Lottery?
Always use the official U.S. government website for applications and avoid emails or messages requesting money for lottery participation.