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DV 2020 Sri Lankan Winners

janzz2018

janzz2018

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Congratulations on being selected!
Here is a home for Sri Lankan selectees to talk about the lottery process and support each other.
Share your case number with in the group be sure to write it as 15960 becomes 15XXX.
My CN is 2020AS11xxx

Good luck everyone!
 
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Sri Lankan winners - DV 2020

Janzz - 2020AS11xxx
Shukri m.a.m - 2020AS12XXX
kapilan - 2020AS14xx
Akila - 2020AS14XXX
Yasa89 - 2020AS18xxx
Chamath - 2020AS25xxx
Sameera - 2020AS23xxx


Guhanathan Kumar -
Nayomi -



(Details captured from britsimon's blog)
 
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Sri Lankan winners - DV 2020

Atlan - 2020AS7xxx
Janzz - 2020AS11xxx
Shukri m.a.m - 2020AS12XXX
kapilan - 2020AS14xx
Akila - 2020AS14XXX
chanaka89 - 2020AS14xxx
Yasa89 - 2020AS18xxx
Chamath - 2020AS25xxx
Sameera - 2020AS23xxx
Warna - 2020AS23xxx
sehan dilruksha - 2020AS23xxx

Guhanathan Kumar -
Nayomi -
meyrick montague -
Ranathunga -
 
chris1984 said:
what docs they asking? do SL have any special instructions for doc submit?
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The reciprocity page for Sri Lanka is here: travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/SriLanka.html

- Scan the bio data page of your passport (no translation needed),
- Get the birth certificates from the relevant District Secretariat offices with the signature and the seal of the additional district registrar,
- Then get birth certificates translated by a sworn translator appointed by the Ministry of Justice,
- Get the police clearance online from eservices.police.lk/ClearanceCertificate/home.action. You will get the printed copy by post in 3 weeks.

That's all you need unless you have served in the military or have been sentenced for a crime ;). Scan and send them all.
 
Atlan said:
The reciprocity page for Sri Lanka is here: travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/SriLanka.html

- Scan the bio data page of your passport (no translation needed),
- Get the birth certificates from the relevant District Secretariat offices with the signature and the seal of the additional district registrar,
- Then get birth certificates translated by a sworn translator appointed by the Ministry of Justice,
- Get the police clearance online from eservices.police.lk/ClearanceCertificate/home.action. You will get the printed copy by post in 3 weeks.

That's all you need unless you have served in the military or have been sentenced for a crime ;). Scan and send them all.
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thanks a lot
 
DannCF said:
How did you name the files? I mean the naming convention used. I used something like Birthcertificate_PrimaryApplicant_Casenumber.
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The KCC email requesting documents has not mentioned anything about how to name the files. So I referred the NVC Documents Scanning FAQ page (travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/collect-and-submit-forms-and-documents-to-the-nvc/establish-financial-support/docs-scan-faqs.html). The file names went as 2020AS0000XXXX_King_Atlan_Birth_Certificate.pdf, 2020AS0000XXXX_King_Atlan_Birth_Certificate_Translation.pdf, etc.
 
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