Hope you now realize it is silly to assume things and questions/posts addressed to others when you don’t have the details. The OP I addressed my previous post which you quoted and answered has confirmed they haven’t sent in their documents, only the DS260 form was submitted.
I get you well clear on but I also want to point it out to you that some people have submitted their documents and it hasn’t been processed yet for over months.
If you have any ties to another country (like citizenship or residence), then you can request a transfer. Not guaranteed but since your embassy is not accepting DVs, it’s worth the shot!
1. I’m very well aware of people who already submitted their documents and haven’t been processed to date.
My CN is AS14K and received RFS on 29th April.
Have also got this response
This has long been an issue (years) with the most common problem being that people submit their birthdates dd/mm/yyyy rather than mm/dd/yyyy or otherwise not providing the exact information required as per the 1NL. Not saying this is what happened in your case but it often has. The length of the delay of course is specific to current circumstances but I well recall back in my day them taking 2 weeks to answer at one stage.
When did he turn 21? And what is your case number? There is a possibility he may still qualify under something called child status protection act but it depends on when his birthday was and what your current date will be. Essentially (exact dates may matter) for dv2021 he will need to be under 21 years and 8 months in the month that your number is current.
I can forward the correspondence to you
Here is what I did : (example)
You got the date format wrong, that is why you got the response you did; and please delete your identifying info if that is in fact your actual case number and birth date
Again. Look at the instructions for date format. You did not follow them, you wrote dd/mm/yyyy not mm/dd/yyyy
