1.) Name

 

Provide your full name, including your last name, first name, and middle name, exactly as it appears on your passport. If your passport displays only your first and last/family name, input your last/family name first, followed by your first name. Do not include a middle name unless it is present on your passport. If your passport features all three names (first, middle, and last name), enter them in the following order: last/family name, first name, middle name e.g. Smith John Eric. 

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2.) Gender

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Choose what is your gender: Male or female. 

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3.) Birth Date 

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Write it in the following order: day, month, year (DD,MM,YYYY). 

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4.) City and country where you were born? 

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Name the city and country where you were born. 

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3.) Mailing address

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Write the mailing address in the following form:

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Address Line 1  

Address Line 2  

City/Town  

District/Province

Postal Code/Zip Code 

Country 

 

4.) Email address

 

Please provide your email address so we can contact you in regards of the possible win of the US Diversity Visa Lottery. Additionally, this email address will serve as your registration on the official DV Lottery website, enabling you to access your 'Entrant Status Check' starting from May 2024 and ascertain whether you have been selected.

 

5.) Education: 

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Please select the option that best describes the highest level of education you have achieved as of today.

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1. Primary school only

2. Some high school, no diploma

3. High school diploma

4. Vocational school

5. Some university courses

6. University degree

7. Some graduate level courses 

8. Master’s degree

9. Some doctoral-level courses

10. Doctorate

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6.) Number of children: 

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Please provide comprehensive information about all your living, unmarried children under 21 years of age, irrespective of their current residence or plans to accompany or follow you in the event of your immigration to the United States. Submit individual photographs of each of your children, adhering to the same technical specifications as your own photograph.

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Ensure that you include the following categories of children:

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• All living natural children.

• All living children who have been legally adopted by you.

• All living stepchildren who are unmarried and under the age of 21 on the date of your electronic entry. This requirement stands, even if you are no longer legally married to the child's parent and whether or not the child currently resides with you or intends to immigrate with you.

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Please note that married children and children aged 21 or older at the time of your entry submission are not eligible for the DV program. However, it is worth mentioning that the Child Status Protection Act provides certain protections against 'aging out' for children in specific circumstances. If you submit your DV entry before your unmarried child turns 21, and the child reaches 21 after the entry submission but before visa issuance, there may be a possibility of treating them as though they were still under 21 for visa processing purposes.

Children who are already U.S. citizens or Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) at the time of your DV entry submission do not require or qualify for a Diversity Visa. You will not face any penalties for either including or omitting such family members from your entry

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7.) Current Marital Status: 

Indicate your current marital status by choosing one of the following options:

(1) unmarried
(2) married with a spouse who is not a U.S. citizen or U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR), (3) married with a spouse who is a U.S. citizen or U.S. LPR
(4) divorced
(5) widowed
(6) legally separated.

Provide the name, date of birth, gender, city/town of birth, and country of birth of your spouse, along with a photograph of your spouse meeting the same technical specifications as your own photo.
 

Please be aware that failing to list your eligible spouse or listing someone who is not your spouse will make you ineligible as the DV principal applicant as well as your spouse and children ineligible as DV derivative applicants. You must include your spouse's information even if you are currently separated from them unless you are legally separated.

 

Legal separation is a formal arrangement where a married couple lives apart, typically following a court order. If you and your spouse are legally separated, your spouse cannot immigrate with you through the DV program. You will not face any penalties for including the name of a spouse from whom you are legally separated. If you are not legally separated by a court order, you must include your spouse's information even if you plan to get divorced before applying for the Diversity Visa or if your spouse does not intend to immigrate.

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If your spouse is a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident, do not include them in your entry. A spouse who is already a U.S. citizen or LPR does not need or qualify for a visa. Therefore, if you select 'married and my spouse IS a U.S. citizen or U.S. LPR' on your entry, you will not be prompted to provide further information about your spouse. Refer to the Frequently Asked Questions for more details regarding family members.

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