thanks SusieQQQ
I call them before 6 weeks and they said its early & I have to wait !!!!
what shall I do
2014 DV Lottery - Second notification letter
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thanks SusieQQQ
I call them before 6 weeks and they said its early & I have to wait !!!!
what shall I do
Britsimon
Super Moderator
Your Full Name
date of birth (mm-dd-yyyy)
Case Number
Could you please confirm that you have received my forms. Thank you.
nepalibabu
Registered Users (C)
Britsimon
Super Moderator
Correct.
pose
Registered Users (C)
@britsmon is it allowed for someone to apply for subsequent dv applications (e.g. dv 2014 and dv 2015) before getting the chance to be interviewed?I see you have advised above something along these lines?
Britsimon
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bertilthier
Registered Users (C)
Doni,dont worry because mine was also signed off by T Parin and KCC confirmed that they had my forms
nepalibabu
Registered Users (C)
I got auto reply saying Check dvlottery.state.gov
I want to comfirm whether they got my form or not. wil they mail
us back??
afro
Member
you are welcome
also join our Sudanese forum so we can share experience and help each other at the below link
http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?560420-DV-2014-winners-in-africa-sudan
Yep they will email you back within 1-2 weeks if you used the correct format anyways you can track your package using the code of the delivery DHL/UPS!
( I got auto reply too and got emailed back within 4 days so no worries best of luck. )
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Usually a day or two after the bulletin is published.
aimanda7
Registered Users (C)
NOw the visa bulletin is officially released, 7:00GMT
Saw Thida Win
New Member
When will send second letter to me?
My case number is 2014AS00004***
My case number is 2014AS00004***
Immigrants to the United States
Current/non-current: There are numerical limits on the number of immigrant visas that can be granted to aliens from any one foreign country. The limit is based on place of birth, not citizenship. Because of the numerical limits, this means there is a waiting time before the immigrant visa can be granted. The terms current/non-current refer to the priority date of a petition in preference immigrant visa cases in relationship to the immigrant cut-off date. If your priority date is before than the cut-off date according to the monthly Visa Bulletin, your case is current. This means your immigrant visa case can now be processed. However, if your priority date is later/comes after the cut-off date, you will need to wait longer, until your priority date is reached (becomes current). To find out whether a preference case is current, see the Visa Bulletin or telephone (202) 663-1541.
Immediate relative immigrant visa cases do not have country numerical limits, with waiting times as a result of the country limits. The terms priority date, cut-off date and current/non-current does not apply for immediate relative cases.
Cut-off Date: The date that determines whether a preference immigrant visa applicant can be scheduled for an immigrant visa interview in any given month. When “C” (meaning Current) is listed instead of a specific date, that means all priority dates are eligible for processing. The cut-off date is the priority date of the first applicant who could not be scheduled for a visa interview for a given month. Applicants with a priority date earlier than the cut-off date can be scheduled. However, if your priority date is on or later than the cut-off date, you will need to wait until your priority date is reached (becomes current). To find out whether a preference case can be scheduled, see the Visa Bulletin or telephone (202) 663-1541.
Current/non-current: There are numerical limits on the number of immigrant visas that can be granted to aliens from any one foreign country. The limit is based on place of birth, not citizenship. Because of the numerical limits, this means there is a waiting time before the immigrant visa can be granted. The terms current/non-current refer to the priority date of a petition in preference immigrant visa cases in relationship to the immigrant cut-off date. If your priority date is before than the cut-off date according to the monthly Visa Bulletin, your case is current. This means your immigrant visa case can now be processed. However, if your priority date is later/comes after the cut-off date, you will need to wait longer, until your priority date is reached (becomes current). To find out whether a preference case is current, see the Visa Bulletin or telephone (202) 663-1541.
Immediate relative immigrant visa cases do not have country numerical limits, with waiting times as a result of the country limits. The terms priority date, cut-off date and current/non-current does not apply for immediate relative cases.
Cut-off Date: The date that determines whether a preference immigrant visa applicant can be scheduled for an immigrant visa interview in any given month. When “C” (meaning Current) is listed instead of a specific date, that means all priority dates are eligible for processing. The cut-off date is the priority date of the first applicant who could not be scheduled for a visa interview for a given month. Applicants with a priority date earlier than the cut-off date can be scheduled. However, if your priority date is on or later than the cut-off date, you will need to wait until your priority date is reached (becomes current). To find out whether a preference case can be scheduled, see the Visa Bulletin or telephone (202) 663-1541.