DV2020EU44
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I don't understand numbers here. According to the data that was published with September visa bulletin, we have 1,899 selectees in Tbilisi, Georgia. Where did this number came from 3208?
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I don't understand numbers here. According to the data that was published with September visa bulletin, we have 1,899 selectees in Tbilisi, Georgia. Where did this number came from 3208?
Dv2021asam
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It's been more than 2 weeks since 20th of April
I contacted the embassy they mentioned worldwide system fault
But I can notice all other embassies are issuing the visa except Abu Dhabi !! They issued only four visas out of 42 !!
SusieQQQ
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Yes I mentioned this above I believe in response to someone - I’ve seen people from at least 4 different embassies in 3 different regions talk about this issue
Thanks. I’m both Canadian and Israeli citizen. Do you happen to know how many selectees are registered in Montréal?
puda
Registered Users (C)
There is no way for us to know since Canada isn't eligible for the DV lottery. You can simply compile data from https://dvcharts.xarthisius.xyz/ to get an idea. We actually talked about it last week at length so simply check previous posts.
Thanks. The raw latest data file from that website doesn’t show how many cases are allocated for each embassy as most cases are currently reviewed by KCC (not ready) if I correctly read the data. I downloaded the last file from 2020. About 24 allocated cases in Israel and only 55 allocated cases in Canada in 2020. I can’t validate how 2021 would look like in comparison to 2020, I guess around the same or even less. I think my strategy would be to allocate myself to one country while the spouse in the other country to increase the chances as both are selectees. I am just confused by the mix messages here about transferring to another embassy: I keep reading here that unless I’m working or permanently moving to my homeland country - I am not eligible to request a change. The notes above that only citizenship is sufficient for KCC to transfer is new to me.
SusieQQQ
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can you point to a post that says you have to also be residing in a country if you are already a citizen of it? I’m not aware of any such. Only aware of that being stated for people who want to either move to a new country on some kind of work or other visa or more commonly want to go there on tourist status to consulate shop.
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puda
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Yes, me. Someone got an interview appointment today for Paris. CN 4XXX (You can reach out to @sDiversityVisa on Twitter to ask them more info)
The other person I know is 17XXX and I am 25XXX (we both haven't heard back yet)
I am assuming that KCC could reach out to you pretty soon now but we do know that some higher case numbers got scheduled. However, no CN above 8XXX got scheduled to date.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Example from the US embassy in Zagreb seeing as that is one of the ones being asked about.
The U.S. Embassy in Zagreb processes immigrant visas to the United States for citizens and residents of Croatia.
.....We are only processing cases for Croatian nationals and residents in Croatia.
Seems pretty clear to me.
The U.S. Embassy in Zagreb processes immigrant visas to the United States for citizens and residents of Croatia.
.....We are only processing cases for Croatian nationals and residents in Croatia.
Immigrant Visas | U.S. Embassy in Croatia
The U.S. Embassy in Zagreb processes immigrant visas to the United States for citizens and residents of Croatia. Currently, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, routine immigrant visa processing is suspended. We are processing IR-1, IR-2, CR-1, CR-2, IR-3, IR-4, IH-3, IH-4, and K cases and mission...
hr.usembassy.gov
Seems pretty clear to me.
puda
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Not for Israel: "Immigrant visas to the United States are processed for residents of Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza at U.S. Embassy Jerusalem."Example from the US embassy in Zagreb seeing as that is one of the ones being asked about.
The U.S. Embassy in Zagreb processes immigrant visas to the United States for citizens and residents of Croatia.
.....We are only processing cases for Croatian nationals and residents in Croatia.
Immigrant Visas | U.S. Embassy in Croatia
The U.S. Embassy in Zagreb processes immigrant visas to the United States for citizens and residents of Croatia. Currently, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, routine immigrant visa processing is suspended. We are processing IR-1, IR-2, CR-1, CR-2, IR-3, IR-4, IH-3, IH-4, and K cases and mission...hr.usembassy.gov
Seems pretty clear to me.
It's not a general rule. It all depends on your embassy/consulate.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
It is a general rule. The Israeli embassy phrases it that way for political reasons, what are they going to call a citizen of Gaza? Happy to take a bet with you that they will have no problem scheduling an Israeli citizen.
Ok thank you ! I will...
Congrats mate! Can you tell us your region and approximate case number, please?
Congrats mate! Can you tell us your region and approximate case number, please?
Yep ! Region Europe. My case number is 2021EU28XX
Thank you. Very low case number. Good luck mate!
Yeah I do. Thanks again! I'll post updates if/when we decide to change it.
Dear Susie do you believe selection is not that much random too? what do you think about it?
Would you explain more about 2012? because my family and I did registered in 2012 lottery and recently when i was searching for KCC mails in my email inbox i found an email in 2012 from KCC which said to check results again... I never checked it again, If we were selected that year is there any bad impact on our 2021 selection?