DV 2015 Winners Meet Here
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spes acharya
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excuse me i wan to know something.in the previous text it was said that this august VB will cover thte visa bulletin of september and october too.And those who will be interviewing in october will get ther notification in august.but i dont know how to check the VB.i didnt found for october 2015
spes acharya
Member
no when will the VB for the fiscal year 2015 for the month of october will be released.this was my question.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
You're getting confused, I think, between the August visa bulletin - which is released in July - and the September visa bulletin - which is released in August. The October numbers will be released in the September visa bulletin which is released during the month of August...
Edouard
Member
I've just said that for the DV-2014 winners, the cut-off for EU was very low: 40 150 in august and the same in september. For october it will be the winners of DV-2015, from the start. But if we make a projection from cut-off CS of DV-2014 on DV-2015, it is not encouraging for the big CS like my spouse's: DV-2015EU434xx. But earlier Britsimon and other kind volunteers seemed to say that the chances will be better in 2015, for EU at least, so every hope isn't broken.
guestgulkan
Well-Known Member
It says: "all educational institutions at a secondary level or above". It's very clear you need to list both.
noza
Member
Thats a safe number if you are from Africa not Egpty of coz....It should go current around May or June next year so its a game of patience coz the wait is still long.
I am sorry I forgot to put my region. It is EU, actually.
and I won from Turkey.
Based on this year's data, you should be fine by January!
Check this out: http://travel.state.gov/content/vis...etin/2014/visa-bulletin-for-january-2014.html
vladek15425
Well-Known Member
Hi mom, what if its expired ? Will be there a problem?
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Not really. They will just have to go through the renewal process.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Why do you think so far below this year?
Captain_America
New Member
Hi all and thanks for your priceless help on this forum!
I have read the thread so far and I need your advice on my case.
I am lucky enough to have a CN around 2015EU 11xxx. So, as far as I have understood, once I complete the online DS-260 form, I have to wait until KCC notifies me (would that be mail or email?) that an interview has been scheduled at the selected US Embassy. Based on my CN, I estimate that the interview will take place in either November or December 2014. Once I present all the required documents/evidence/medical examination, the Embassy processes my petition and they mail back my passport with an issued visa! From the day of issue, I will have six months to migrate to the States, so, probably, I have to enter the US by May or June 2015.
That's brilliant! But... I need to postpone my arrival to the States until September 2015, because of work commitments back in my country. Is this possible?
One possible solution would be not to fill and post the DS-260 until March or April 2015, which will give me the extra months. Is this possible or I have to stick to the Visa Bulletins that are published every month? Is there any underlying risk of this approach?
Thanks
I have read the thread so far and I need your advice on my case.
I am lucky enough to have a CN around 2015EU 11xxx. So, as far as I have understood, once I complete the online DS-260 form, I have to wait until KCC notifies me (would that be mail or email?) that an interview has been scheduled at the selected US Embassy. Based on my CN, I estimate that the interview will take place in either November or December 2014. Once I present all the required documents/evidence/medical examination, the Embassy processes my petition and they mail back my passport with an issued visa! From the day of issue, I will have six months to migrate to the States, so, probably, I have to enter the US by May or June 2015.
That's brilliant! But... I need to postpone my arrival to the States until September 2015, because of work commitments back in my country. Is this possible?
One possible solution would be not to fill and post the DS-260 until March or April 2015, which will give me the extra months. Is this possible or I have to stick to the Visa Bulletins that are published every month? Is there any underlying risk of this approach?
Thanks
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Your two options are:
(1) delay submission of DS260 by a few months, as you said. With a relatively low number I don't think there are too many risks to this approach (the main risk would be running out of time) or
(2) do everything at the earlier time, enter the US for a short period of time (a week, a few days, whatever) using your visa - this will activate your green card ie you will then become an LPR - go back, finish your work commitments, and then make the move for good. Once you activate, you have up to a year to make the move permanent.