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Don\'t worry I didn\'t get it last year but I won this year. Don\'t give up! It can happen.

For those who want to access the new fee chart: http://travel.state.gov/2002feechart.html

No Title oh dear, does that mean you can\'t legally leave the country or something? I wish you all the best.

No Title CP means Consular Processing, which was the option you chose when you went through the Kentucky Consular Center. So, you will be interiewed in your home country. Since you are in the States, you had the choice to go through the INS. If you went through the INS, you would have chosen...

interview Dear sonka, I believe the interview date depends on your case number. For example, mine is about 9000. So, according to the embassy in my country, I should expect to be interviewed in May next year. Good luck to you too!

Answers Hi Sonka, First of all, I\'m a woman and I\'m in Orange County =) The information I gathered came from reading responses from this forum. From my understanding, for the DV 2003 winners, it ends September 2003. So visas will be issued until Sept. 2003. For example, for the DV 2002...

No Title Thanks! I checked and the photographer went by the old standards of 1.5 by 1.5 inches. Do you know when the INS changed the requirements? I\'ll retake coz it\'s not worth the worry =)

No Title Yes, I\'m from California. I\'m sending my forms to Kentucky. Here\'s the adress: Department of State, Kentucky Consular Center, 3505 North Highway 25W, Williamsburg, KY 40769.

Size is important? I just got my photos taken and the guy in charge said he knows what he\'s doing (before I had a chance to show him the size). The only problem with the photo is it is slightly shorter in length (2mm). Would this cause a problem? Everything else is accurate, just the length...

To triple check Just send out the Forms 230 (part I and II) and DSP-122, plus 2 pictures on yourself. That\'s all, right?

I\'m sure this is no big deal but I\'m wondering if it\'s ok for the picture\'s (head shot) length to be shorter than the requirement. We\'re talking about a mere 2mm. Should I retake?

Out of State or Nonresident Throughout college, I was considered "out of state" status and had to pay nonresident fees (usually double). One can change "status" after one year of residing in the state. However, this is not applicable for foreign students. I was wondering if...

I currently have an H1B and I\'m thinking of going to law school. I still want to freelance for my present company while in school. Is that possible? I have been in the US for 7 years. Am I still considered "out-of-state?"

I\'m currently employed at a company and I want to look for a new job after my 3-year H1B visa expires. At what point of the interviewing process do I need to tell the interviewer that I am not a U.S. citizen? If I already have an H1B visa, I can start working for a new company as soon as they...

No Title I didn\'t receive a fee chart either.

No Title congratulations =) I\'m jealous.

CP vs AOS I\'m here on an H1B visa too. I\'m quite confused with the whole AOS vs CP issue. Am I required to file AOS since I\'m currently residing in the US? Does it not matter which route I go through? Does going through CP mean you have to have your interview at your native country? I don\'t...

It seems that way. I\'m getting quite restless.

Where\'s the Number I\'ve heard several references to numbers. Where\'s the number located at? Is it the last digits in the case number? Thanks! Also, what is a police certificate (which is one of the required documents)?

How long does it take for INS to process an H1B amendment? Also, is there a chance they might revoke the original H1B visa, or is it a relatively simple procedure?