Official Diversity Visa Program | Online application – Official DV Lottery Green Card Program

The Diversity Visa Program (DV Lottery) is congressionally-mandated and allows up to 55,000 persons from nations that are historically underrepresented in terms of migration to the United States of America to qualify each year for immigrant visas which are also known as Green Cards.

The program is called the “Green Card Lottery” or “dvlottery” because the winners are determined through a random drawing from among the 10–12 million people who enter each year worldwide.

The US is proud to be a country of immigrants. However, far more people are coming to the USA from certain countries than from others. For example, just those immigrating from Mexico, China, and the Philippines are by far outnumbering those from most of the other countries accumulated. In order to maintain diversity in the population, US laws regulate immigration from particular regions of the world.

You can enter the U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery for free at www.state.gov or use our service if you need any help with the application process. www.dvlottery.com is powered by The American Dream – US GreenCard Service GmbH, a government licensed immigration consultancy. We are not affiliated with the U.S. Government or any government agency.

Almost everyone can apply for the Diversity Visa Lottery! There are only two requirements to qualify for a U.S. Green Card:

• Country of birth in accordance with current world political maps
• education and/or working experiences

Use the DV Lottery Check to find out with just a few clicks if you qualify for the DV Lottery 2024!

Participation in the annual DV Lottery is basically free of charge and all eligible persons can register for it on the website of the U.S. Department of State. However, what many do not know is: In every lottery up to 40% of all participants are disqualified because of formal or deadline errors in their application!

The admission or rejection of applications for the Diversity Visa Lottery is an electronic process, but participants are not informed about the outcome.  Whether the application will end up in the lottery or not won’t be communicated.

Each application is individually checked by state-approved emigration consultants and is submitted to the US authorities in due form and time.

With their expert knowledge, our team has already accompanied more than 19,000 Green Card winners on their way to the USA and for years now!

A US Green Card gives you the legal right to live and work permanently in the United States. In addition, you have almost all the rights of a US citizen!

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In May 2022, you can check your result for DV-2023 with the entrant status check – are you a winner of the DV Lottery?

Note: You can only check your DV-2023 Green Card Lottery result if you applied before Nov. 9th, 2021.

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You will be able to check your results of DV-2024 in May 2023. Subscribe to our newsletter if you need a reminder and to stay informed about the latest DV Lottery news!

The famous immigrant visa was first introduced in the 1940s as the “Alien Registration Receipt Card”. The first of these credit card-sized IDs bore green writing and a greenish photo. Thus, the expression “Green Card” was coined and quickly became common. Meanwhile, the Green Card has changed its color several times. For a while, it had even been pink, since 1999 a light green shade is used again. More than 10 million foreigners are currently living in the USA with a Green Card.

Since 1994 the DV program has already been executed three times in February, once in November, and several times in October. The responsible institution changed in 2000. The formerly appointed National Visa Center in Portsmouth had to hand the processing over to the Kentucky Consular Center, which since then has been in charge of the receipt and evaluation of the applications.

The Diversity Visa (DV) or DV Lottery Program is based on §201 to 204 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1990. The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) determines the eligible countries and application rules based on a calculation laid down in law. These rules can change from year to year.