@becks should also look at the rquirements for the affidavit of support(AOS) which gives provisions that one should not be a burden to the USA GOVERMENT. Please look at this quotation forom a member who had posted it earlier in this forum and I it worthy looking at . "Though affidavit of support does not form part of the initial requirement for the granting of visa for the dv lottery programme, the interviewing officer at the US consulate could ask you to establish that you may not become a public charge once you enter the US. For the benefit of forumers, here is the Public Charge Provision:
Public Charge Provisions
An applicant for a diversity immigrant visa is not required to file an affidavit of support on form I-864 at the time he or she applies for the visa. However, the Immigration and Nationality Act does require the applicant to establish to the satisfaction of the consular officer at the time of the application for a visa, and also to the satisfaction of an officer of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) at the time of application for admission to the United States, that he or she is not likely at any time to become a public charge.
An applicant for a diversity immigrant visa may generally satisfy the requirement of the law by the presentation of documentary evidence establishing that:
1. the applicant has, or will have in the U.S. personal funds sufficient to provide support for the applicant and dependent family members, if any, or sufficient to provide support until suitable employment is located;
2. the applicant has arranged employment in the U.S. that will provide an adequate income for the applicant and dependent family members;
3. relatives or friends in the U.S. will assure the applicant's support; or
4. a combination of the above circumstances
Otherwise in this forum we are all brothers and sisters and we are working to try and inform one another as much as possible and we should not get tired to do so. @Scarnam your attachment was also helpfull to not only becks but also other members of this forum.We wish @becks success as we also wait to face the consular in the last lot. Those who have gone for the interview should also keep us informed. What is shared in this forum gives members confidence and helps them to prepare for the interview.
Public Charge Provisions
An applicant for a diversity immigrant visa is not required to file an affidavit of support on form I-864 at the time he or she applies for the visa. However, the Immigration and Nationality Act does require the applicant to establish to the satisfaction of the consular officer at the time of the application for a visa, and also to the satisfaction of an officer of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) at the time of application for admission to the United States, that he or she is not likely at any time to become a public charge.
An applicant for a diversity immigrant visa may generally satisfy the requirement of the law by the presentation of documentary evidence establishing that:
1. the applicant has, or will have in the U.S. personal funds sufficient to provide support for the applicant and dependent family members, if any, or sufficient to provide support until suitable employment is located;
2. the applicant has arranged employment in the U.S. that will provide an adequate income for the applicant and dependent family members;
3. relatives or friends in the U.S. will assure the applicant's support; or
4. a combination of the above circumstances
Otherwise in this forum we are all brothers and sisters and we are working to try and inform one another as much as possible and we should not get tired to do so. @Scarnam your attachment was also helpfull to not only becks but also other members of this forum.We wish @becks success as we also wait to face the consular in the last lot. Those who have gone for the interview should also keep us informed. What is shared in this forum gives members confidence and helps them to prepare for the interview.