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The results of the DV-2011 lottery are out. Here’s an important clarification that all applications need to be made aware of at the very outset. You will not receive any intimation via email, nor anything from us. The U.S Department of State Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) dispatches an official letter by regular postal mail to the mailing address provided by you in your application. And yes, selection does not guarantee an entry into the U.S, there is a due process which includes application and qualifying for an immigrant visa.

You can check the number of selected winners by country on our results page. If you could not make it for DV-2011, keep your fingers crossed for DV-2012, the applications for which will begin in October this year.

If you have already received the letter you would have noticed that it came with information on the documentation work required and application fees for the immigrant visa.

Interviews for the DV-2011will commence in October 2010. The Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) will dispatch an appointment letter to overseas applicants four to six weeks before the scheduled interview. Keep in mind that at no point in time will the KCC demand money through any means of transfer such as check or Western Union. The DV-2011 visas will be issued over the period October 01, 2010 – September 30, 2011.

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