How To Fill Out Form Ds 260 (Immigrant Visa: Fill & Download for Free

Winning the green card lottery does not result in your automatically getting a green card. If you are lucky enough to win, all it means is that you have won the opportunity to apply for a green card. So you should check your confirmation number on the official web-site of DV Program http://dvlottery.state.gov/ and if you have won, you will be directed from there to a confirmation page with further instructions.Pay attention during filling the lottery form, because if you are selected you will need to fill in the DS-260 immigrant visa form exactly with the same information as the lottery form. That’s why we recommend to not use anyone who helps in completing the lottery form. Do not use any intermediaries or third party services to fill in the DV lottery application for you. It’s better to apply on your own. We recommend using https://visafoto.com/diversity-visa-lottery-photo to fill in and then save and print your DV lottery form before your fill in the actual form so you have remembered all your submission data, so then you can use the same data on the DS-260 immigrant visa form.In case of winning in the DV-2021 program, you are entitled to apply for a visa only during U.S. government fiscal year 2021, which is from October 1, 2020, through September 30, 2021. It is recommended to do this as soon as possible.In case of a successful interview at a consulate you’ll get a visa for 6 months, and if you don’t move to USA during this time your visa will be annulled and it’s impossible to recover it.At first you will be issued an immigration visa and you can get the Green Card after moving to the USA.If you decide to participate in the green card lottery and want to increase your chances of winning, then you can practice filling out the application form on our website https://dvlottery.me. On the same site you can take a photo on a green card visa.

It is advisable to tell the truth. If an immigrant's intent is to apply to enlist in the US armed forces upon becoming a LPR, then that's how they answer the question.The prospective immigrant should have marketable skills that the military wants or needs. The US military, while an all-volunteer force, is selective about who they allow to enlist, just like any other employer.IMO, competition is likely to get more fierce as the recession from the pandemic forces many to consider Uncle Sam for employment.

Applying for a U.S. visa is completely one thing and getting it is another. To apply for a visa it will depend on the purpose and type of visa. For non immigrant visas such as temporary visit visas, you’ll have to visit http://ceac.state.gov and fill out a DS-160 form and follow through. You’ll be scheduled an interview with a consular officer at the U.S. Embassy in your home country where you’ll take supporting documentation to demonstrate proof of non-immigrant intent and if successful you’ll be issued a visa.With immigrant visas it’s a whole different pathway. Majority come through family based petitions in this category either through some form of relationship with a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident in the U.S. You’ll need an eligible family member in the U.S. to petition for you and wait years for a priority date to be current unless you’re an immediate relative of a U.S. citizen such as spouse, minor child or parent.Other pathways are through employment from an approved labor petition from an employer, the diversity visa lottery as well, special immigrant visa for those who worked with U.S. military, refugee resettlement. With immigrant visas you fill out a DS-260 on ceac.state.gov.