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I disagree with that. First, : well, that depends strictly on your case. See my big thread on general info for DV winners ( see my signature ). The evidence of support is what matters, and the affidavit of support ( I 134 for DV ) is only one of the three possibilities. ( affidavit, your...

CP : you won't get anything from KCC before your number gets current. Then, you can contact them to know if an interview has been scheduled. You could call them now though to make sure your forms were received and are being processed ( you'll need to know your case number ). ( This is your case...

If you applied for a reentry permit to protect your GC, and go back to the US before its expiration date, then you shouldn't have to worry. The IO may ask why, but you're still safe because of the I131. Same for secondary inspection. My understanding is that bank statements, rent stubs...are...

I do not think you are in trouble : although you owe taxes, you have a payment arrangement with the IRS, which shows that you filed your taxes. So I agree with the others. But bring the evidence of the agreement.

In theory, you are asked for a HS diploma. I am aware that a BS, or higher education is better. Still, you have to bring the HS. In addition, you can show higher education. An immigration officer would understand that you need a HS to go to college. But if he/she says he/she still needs to...

"Current" means that all numbers can get an interview. Your case number does not need to be below a certain threshold, as there is none provided. But that's theory. It would then depend on when you sent your package back to KCC : it would be a "first in, first served " basis, as consulars...

I would use your new address as you are going to be living there in a month. That's if you knwo your address for sure. Also, KCC won't send you anything before.

I do not think there will be any heavy outcomes. It happens. You'll pay a fine. When he will apply for citizenship though, he will definitely need to list this one ( unlike the debate on regular speeding tickets, I think this one has to be listed for sure ).

First, read what I wrote about the AOS and CP procedures on the link in my signature : General Info for DV winners. Second, nobody can give you a straight answer. Ultimately, it will be your decision and responsability. We ( forum members ) can only give pros and cons for each, and some...

No, it doesn't. Don't worry about that. My lawyer had used expired forms , so there is no big deal.

You can download all forms from the website. Also typing is better as there is no longer the issue for officers or clerks to understand your handwriting. Having a baby after the submussion of an entry is not a problem : you did not lie, the baby was not born yet.

Just a new reply to make it appear again on the first page ... Sorry about that.

Evidence of Support : It can be any combination of the following three : _ Affidavit of Support : form I134 filled by a US Citizen ( USC ) or a Legal Permanent Resident ( LPR = GC holder ) http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/affsupp.htm _ Job offer in the US : it is better to obtain a job...

From Siskind and Susser lawyers: http://www.visalaw.com/siteindex/dv_lottery.html I do not remember where I got this, but I had this on my computer: table III is DV2005 statistics. table VI is a sumup for all DVs.

As a GC holder, you should always file your US tax return as resident ( forms 1040, 1040EZ and others, but never 1040NR ). I am not too sure what you mean by : You would have to declare your worldwide income. There are forms for that on the IRS website. However, there are some...

Hi Coolguy, I have the same issues ( both me and my hubby work for the same company and should go for about a year overseas, suposedly 10months ). We are treated as expat ( paid in USD, US health insurance, 401(k) , taxes...). But, we vacate our apartment here : we simply won't pay for...

No. Those are two different things. If you know where you intend to live ( if you have family or good friends, or if you already live in the US ), then that's the address where you want your GC to be sent. However, if you don't know anybody except your sponsor, then yes, you could. But you do...

No, it should be hers on her forms. For the "help" signature, leave it blank. It is in case you had hired a lawyer.

No, she wouldn't fail just because of that. The board "owner" from http://www.eskimo.com/~parents/webpre//dv/about.html relates his experience with his wife being pregnant and giving birth to their child very close to the interview date! Deepnding on the delivery date, you should more...

Joint returns are fine. My question thought is how come you don't have a SSN ?! You said you are here under dependent visa, thus you have a legal status. If I am not mistaken, you should have been to your local SS office. You would need to show the originals of all the documents requested...