EDV lottery in Nepal 2023
What is EDV Lottery?
The EDV Program or Diversity Visa Program (DV Lottery) or Green Card Lottery is congressionally mandated which allows 55,000 people from selected nations allow to get Green Card,And Green Card allows people to live in any country as a citizen of that country.
How to apply for EDV Lottery from Nepal?
There are two different ways to apply for EDV Lottery are
EDV Lottery Online Form
EDV Lottery Physical Form
In the EDV Lottery Online Form, you have to submit some details like Name, Gender, Birth Date, City Where You Were Born, Country Where You Were Born, Country of Eligible for the DV Program, Passport Details, Passport Size Photo, Mailing Address, Country Where You Live Today, Phone Number, E-mail Address, And Some Questions.
visit the site:https://dvprogram.state.gov/
Wait till the official registration period begins in October go on the website which is (dvprogram.state.gov) to find out more details about the actual start date of the registration and what qualifications you need to enter the DV lottery, be aware you can only enter once per calendar year if, of course, you're married then both of you could enter giving you two chances instead of one to win. Also just be aware that being picked in the lottery is by no means a guarantee of a US immigration visa being issued, you’ll still be subject to security checks, medical checks, and any other inadmissibility however most of these can be overcome by submitting form I -601, wish you all the best potential future US green card holder.
How To Apply For EDV Lottery Online From Nepal In 2023 Free
In today 2023 the burning topic is "How to apply for EDV Lottery online from Nepal in 2023 Free" in this blog I will tell you the solution to this topic and if you follow the steps which I provide you then you can definitely know the correct way to apply for EDV Lottery online and you can teach other people also.
Many people are trying their luck to go to America in many countries but in Nepal, it is a trending topic for people, and Due to amendments in rules to go to America by EDV now, it is not simple to go. In previous times if anyone wants to go to America from EDV he/she has passed his class 12 education and he/she is eligible for EDV Lottery Program.
Is a birth certificate necessary for the EDV lottery or not?
e-DV is the entry process for the DV lottery. You don’t need a birth certificate for that, you are just claiming your place of birth.
If you win, you will need to present your proof of place of birth to verify your country of charge ability, which is normally done with a birth certificate. If you cannot do so and whatever alternative evidence cannot be verified within the year allotted, you will be rejected.
This is different from the passport. You must have a valid passport to fill out the entry, and that passport number will be confirmed if you win.
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You are required to demonstrate your eligibility to the consular officer’s satisfaction, otherwise you will be refused as ineligible.
Below is the general guidance for immigrant visas. A “baptismal certificate” is a Christian thing, I don’t know if you would have similar. Note that you have to get a statement from the proper authority refusing or stating that they are unable to issue the certificate. Also, the further down you go (down to a note from your mother) the more skeptical the consulate will be.
From the State Department re: DS-260 required documents:
BIRTH CERTIFICATES: each applicant's original birth certificate and one notary-certified copy are required. If a visa applicant is an adopted child, they must submit the original and a notary-certified copy of their final adoption decree.
unobtainable birth certificates. In such cases, you should obtain a statement to that effect from the civil registrar's office and proceed to obtain secondary evidence of birth. A baptismal certificate may be submitted for consideration if the baptism of the child took place shortly after the child’s birth. The certificate must contain the child’s date of birth, place of birth, and information concerning parentage. Should a baptismal certificate be unobtainable, a close relative, preferably the applicant's mother, should prepare a notary-certified statement giving the child’s date of birth, place of birth, the names of both parents and the maiden name of the mother.
If the father’s surname is a mistake in the academic certificate of +2 of Nepal, then is it illegal to go to America if he wins the EDV lottery?
why is it a mistake? is the father not really the father? is he in witness protection? if the records don’t match up, it can be considered perjury and he can be put in prison for lying on a legal document, mail fraud, and probably other felonies. Better tell your dad to fix it or hope he doesn’t win the lottery.
What is EDV exactly, offered to Nepali Citizens? What are the pros of getting EDV?
If by EDV you are talking about Electronic Diversity Visa then it is a tool of the American immigration system to allow legal immigrants into the US from countries that have few legal immigrants like Nepal. I think once you have a certain number of people in the last 5 years from that country, then EDV won't be there for that country. It is a worldwide lottery system done by a Computer program.
The pros of a Nepali getting an EDV is that they immediately get a green card or permanent residency in America where they can work and live permanently. After 5 years if they wish they can become American citizens.
There's a lot of debate about whether EDV is gonna end. It is mandated by Congress and so president trump cannot just end it, he needs the Congress for that but it can end.
Is the diversity visa lottery program random?
Originally Answered: Is the diversity visa lottery program random or do they have specific requirements that they look for?
The diversity Visa lottery program is randomly selected. But when selected, you are expected to have a skilled profession or education at the time of the interview.
Basically, you apply and a Visa is issued but you will have to demonstrate the skills you have or education and requires you to have a family that you can stay with for the time being when you get to the US, and that family or person must to able to show that, they can support you till you can stand on your feet or to able to find a job.
it's not like people think. The US government has no accommodation or job and that's why it's required to have a skill or education. There won't be no assistance from the government but you will all the right to work in the US.
That being said, there are s specification requirements they looking for but not for selection. People are randomly selected.
If your Diversity Visa (DV) lottery is approved, what will you receive?
If however if you know in advance that you will stay outside the US for more than 12 months then you’ll need to file an application for re-entry to the US with the USCIS do this before you depart the US this is good for up to 2 years. If you remain outside the US for more than 12 months without permission, you do stand a very real chance of being treated as having abandoned your residency. So try not to leave the US for long periods, greater than > 12 months keep your stays away short, say around 4 weeks if possible and you’ll have no issues.
How long does it take a DV lottery winner to get a green card?
Answer from a DV lottery winner here (2020): You will first be notified that you have won the DV lottery. Enclosed is an innocuous-looking form which however takes hours to complete. Plus copies of documents. And getting (passport) pictures made. I took the day off so I could send the package via Fedex (and return receipt) the next morning (Friday). I received the receipt confirmation on Monday. Then it took 2 months before the next thing arrived: my invitation to the interview. I had chosen to have the interview at the US General Consulate in my home country even though I did not live there anymore. Which it was. Invite was for another month later in my case. I came to the consulate at the appointed time with a whole lot of documents and money (I didn't realize they accepted credit cards, my instructions said cash only). After paying, a documentation review, and 5 min interview, there was still enough time for me to make it to the medical test. I was done early afternoon, without my passport. I, fortunately, did not need to travel to Europe. I had left with the consulate the address of my parents (another advantage of having an interview in my home country), and my Dad called me 2 1/2 weeks later that a big envelope had arrived from the US Consulate. I picked it up and then flew to the US where I officially immigrated, was fingerprinted and photographed again, and received my interim alien residency card (the real one came about 4 weeks later by mail). The total time frame for me was 4 months, May through September. Good luck!