Misconception no 1: The lottery is called “The Green Card.”
FALSE: The name for the lottery is “Diversity Visa Lottery,”
with the abbreviation “DV Lottery.”
The only place on the internet where you can register for Diversity Visa Lottery
for the US is the US Government website – www.dvlottery.state.gov
Misconception no 2: You can register at any time for the Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: The electronic registration system is usually opened between early
October and early November of each year.
Misconception no 3: You can apply multiple times each year for the Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: The electronic registration system is only opened during the specific months
of each year, usually between early October and early November.
Misconception no 4: You need to pay in order to participate in Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: You do not need to pay. The US Government is not charging money in
order for you to apply and participate in the Diversity Visa Lottery.
Misconception no 5: It is better to use a professional to submit your entry for
the Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: It is not recommended that you use anyone to submit your Diversity Visa
application.
Misconception no 6: If you are already in the US, you will not be able to participate
in the Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: You can participate in the Diversity Visa Lottery based on your citizenship,
not on your location.
Misconception no 7: You can not include your spouse and your children on your application
for the Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: You will need to include your spouse and your children in the application.
Misconception no 8: The US Government will email you to let you know the results and
if you were selected for the Diversity Visa Lottery.
FALSE: The US Government will not email you or send you a letter to let you know
if you were selected for the Diversity Visa Lottery.
Misconception no 9: If you were selected for the Diversity Visa, then you are guaranteed
a visa.
FALSE: In order to apply for a visa, once selected, you will need to collect a number of
documents, and you will need to go to the US Consulate and have an interview.
Misconception no 10: If you were successful and you obtained a visa, you are guaranteed
employment and housing in the US.
FALSE: You are not provided with any material or service assistance for your relocation
to the US.
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