This makes no sense. Kcc does not have to give a single Nacara visa to anyone outside the Nacara program, so how can you say what a fair share is or if a country is over or under that?
Thanks Sussie for asking, I was thinking to share after I got through my interview but since you ask...
First, a couple of terms for the "just reading" folks, since I find it confusing for myself in the beginning.
VO = Visa Office, they calculate the VBs(visa bulletin), quota, target for all numerically control visa (i.e. Family, Employment, Diversity. Note Family is not the same as Immediate relative)
KCC = Kentucky Consular Center, they do the admin stuff, processing, scheduling.....no calculation of VBs
NACARA = A relief act, mandated by congress to reserve 5000 visa from the 55K of DV under INA 203. and another amount from employment under INA 202.
So, we know they take the 5k upfront and rarely use up to 2.5k in total in recent (3-5 yr) if memory servers me right.
Thanks to DV4Roger, I've run some calculation based on his 2014 quota.
As you can see under "2014 50K only" AF should take 22400 before NACARA.
If we take 51913(from table 7) - 50K we have 1913 from NACARA.
Assuming NACARA will be distributed according to the region/quota split - I cannot find the law mandate this, hence the fair assumption.
You will find the respective NACARA visa under "Possible NACARA"
AF has used 554 visa less (Diff. from NACARA) than they could, where there are still selectees left in the pool, or else they would have called current right?
If we further assume the NACARA return is 2k, you will see the difference under (Diff. from NACARA 2)
In fact, EU, AS, OC had taken more than their"fair" share of NACARA return in 2014. This partly explain my earlier worry of AS not going to hit 8500 this year.
On a seperate not, I have combined SA and NA together. I am sure you can agree that NA is too small to be of any effect on calculation.