Law Offices of Rajiv S. Khanna, P.C.
DV 2021 ALL SELECTEES
- Thread starter Trintous
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have signed it already
Done. Thank You. I can't believe 1.3 million petitions were submitted to arrest moon jae; apparently he spread corona virus in the U.S
I don't know how many petitions are needed to actually get the government to do anything about this, but lets at least surpass 1.3 million.
AS OF JANUARY 15, 2013:Done. Thank You. I can't believe 1.3 million petitions were submitted to arrest moon jae; apparently he spread corona virus in the U.S
I don't know how many petitions are needed to actually get the government to do anything about this, but lets at least surpass 1.3 million.
- To cross the first threshold and be searchable within WhiteHouse.gov, a petition must reach 150 signatures within 30 days.
To cross the second threshold and require a response, a petition must reach 100,000 signatures within 30 days.
I found the answer. Comon Guys lets get this ball rolling. pass this to all your family and friends.
So you're opening admitting you fraudulently completed the survey, and then if it does hit the required signatures for a response will likely wonder why it gets a boilerplate, meaningless response from the White House?
What i meant was i did sign it for my family members... Is that okay with you?? Or you assuming only main applicant or only just lottery cases should sign it?
This is an open petition and everyone can sign it.
Britsimon
Super Moderator
Anyone can sign it.
Yes, good to ask the family members and friends to sign. Let's gather the signatures as many as possible.
PhantomHigh
Active Member
Good day/evening everybody,
I have a question which I didn't find an official answer on the web, so here it is:
I already have B1/B2 visa and would like to visit my friend in NYC for 10 days in February.
Can non-immigrant tourists enter the USA at the moment? Or will they be turned away at airport because of Covid-19? I heard some tourists on travel blogs refused entry especially from JFK Airport because of Corona situation in the US. At the same time, others said that they were able to enter and exit without any problems. So I just want to know if there is a specific country by country tourist ban in US or not.
Thank you for your continued advice)
I have a question which I didn't find an official answer on the web, so here it is:
I already have B1/B2 visa and would like to visit my friend in NYC for 10 days in February.
Can non-immigrant tourists enter the USA at the moment? Or will they be turned away at airport because of Covid-19? I heard some tourists on travel blogs refused entry especially from JFK Airport because of Corona situation in the US. At the same time, others said that they were able to enter and exit without any problems. So I just want to know if there is a specific country by country tourist ban in US or not.
Thank you for your continued advice)
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Wrong forum, but yes there is a ban on entry for people who have been in any of the UK, Ireland, any of the Schengen countries, Brazil, Iran or china for 2 weeks before entry into the US. (Note that this ban includes transit through any of these countries even if you do not leave the transit area within the airport.) It does not depend what US airport you fly into. https://travel.state.gov/content/tr...ws/presidential-proclamation-coronavirus.html
If your final destination is New York, regardless what airport you fly into be aware that there are currently quarantine requirements for travelers from many countries- this is a state requirement separate from the travel-banned countries mentioned above. https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covid-19-travel-advisory If you cannot meet the requirements for the shorter 3 day quarantine your entire planned 10 days would have to be spent in quarantine, if you come from a country listed level 2 or higher on the CDC list https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/map-and-travel-notices.html
PhantomHigh
Active Member
Thank you for this valuable information, after reading this, it doesn’t make sense to spend my 10 days vacation in quarantine after all)
The wait shall continue.. :’)
FORESTWOOD
New Member
Hello 2021 Selectees,
I have been reading up a lot on the status and processing of DV 2021 selectees, but can not determine if documents are actually being processed by the KCC. I have received confirmation that my DS-260 has been processed and have received an email asking me to submit my supporting documents (which I did in September 2020), however I did not receive confirmation of these having been proccessed.
This makes me wonder if document processing has been temporarily halted or do they only start to process documents when your case number becomes current? From the below auto reply message I received, it looks like documents are to be processed upon submitting them and not based on your case number being current. Or am I wrong?
"The Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) has received your email and is currently processing your documents. This email address, XXXXXX, is only used for applicants to provide the Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) with documents required to continue processing Diversity Visa applications. XXXXX does not respond to inquiries. If you have any Diversity Visa related questions, please email XXXXX with your case number, complete name, and date of birth, as entered on your original entry.
You should expect an email from KCC in the next 3-6 weeks. If you do not hear from KCC after 6 weeks, please contact XXXX to confirm all of your documents have been received, and you are ready to be scheduled for an interview."
I have been reading up a lot on the status and processing of DV 2021 selectees, but can not determine if documents are actually being processed by the KCC. I have received confirmation that my DS-260 has been processed and have received an email asking me to submit my supporting documents (which I did in September 2020), however I did not receive confirmation of these having been proccessed.
This makes me wonder if document processing has been temporarily halted or do they only start to process documents when your case number becomes current? From the below auto reply message I received, it looks like documents are to be processed upon submitting them and not based on your case number being current. Or am I wrong?
"The Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) has received your email and is currently processing your documents. This email address, XXXXXX, is only used for applicants to provide the Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) with documents required to continue processing Diversity Visa applications. XXXXX does not respond to inquiries. If you have any Diversity Visa related questions, please email XXXXX with your case number, complete name, and date of birth, as entered on your original entry.
You should expect an email from KCC in the next 3-6 weeks. If you do not hear from KCC after 6 weeks, please contact XXXX to confirm all of your documents have been received, and you are ready to be scheduled for an interview."
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
When did you submit your DS260?
august 8
The Speed of processing your documents is affected by your case number range... However after 6 weeks of submitting you can ask about it from KCC and I'd recommend you to do it.
Dear mom n admins, How r u doing?i am a DV 2021 winner with case no AF 25xxx. i have not received document request e mail till now. please tell me which case numbers from AF region are currently being asked to send document? And pls also tell me the approximate month i will get enterview( if embassy opens after march 31, 2021? Thank you.
In other groups, members with CN 16k has received the email these last days. So I suppose, 16k for Africa. Sadly, the process moves slowly this year.
Thanks a lot dear