Gorkhey Analysis

The winners of DV 2020 were clearly told that any DV winner must bring the Affidavit of Support (I-134) form from the sponsor during the interview. But with the US government rescinded the public charge in 2021, there are no clear guidelines on its essentiality. The winners of DV 2021, whose interviews were postponed, have already been posted a blog about what kind of email the embassy sent them for re-interviews. The applicants were instructed to bring a welcome letter and a recent tax return file from the sponsor to the embassy during the interview. Therefore, it is unclear whether such an I-134 form from a sponsor is essential or not for each DV winner. However, there is no doubt that the DV winner will benefit from this I-134 form during the interview on behalf of the sponsor. Therefore, I would like to give special suggestions for your preparation to get the I-134 form from your sponsor. In some cases, when you ask your sponsor for that I-134 form, they may not be knowledg

As a DV winner, when you submit the DS-260 form to KCC , the next thing you have to do is wait for KCC's email, which instructs you how the required documents must have been submitted to the KCC for further processing. If you have submitted the DS-260 form to KCC in the correct way, rest assured, sooner or later KCC will ask you for the required documents. What kind of email does KCC send when requesting documents? An actual sample is presented below.   Subject: 2022AS******** Further DV Documents Required Date: ******** Case Number: 2022AS******* Dear **DV Applicant's Name*** Congratulations on your selection for the 2022 Diversity Visa program ! Please read this email and carefully follow the instructions listed in order to have your application processed as quickly as possible. You should review the list of required documents for processing below and send those to KCC to review as part of your application package, along with completing your DS-260. You

Analyzing the DV 2021 visa issuance process, it is seen that 729 primary DV cases have been processed from Nepal till September 16. According to Diversity Visa Statistics , 1,036 people have received visas from 585 primary cases, while 23 people from 11 primary cases are in the administrative process. Out of 68 primary cases, 94 visas have been revoked. In this sense, out of 729 primary cases, 1352 cases have been processed. It seems the progress of DV2021 case processing is 36% out of 3801 total applicants. Data of Diversity Visa Statistics. A study of Save Diversity Visa Statistics shows that a total of 727 primary DV case numbers have been processed from Nepal. Which is slightly lower than the data of diversity visa statistics. Data of Save Diversity Visa Statistics.  Similarly, when analyzing the data of the DV Lottery Charts , only 729 primary cases have been processed. Therefore, the update of Diversity Visa Statistics and DV Lottery Charts can be considered more officia

In the process of DV winners, the winners of 2020 cannot be forgotten. Because Judge Mehta's final decision to proceed with the 9095 reserved visa process is eagerly awaited by the rest of the DV 2020 winners. In this context, there is confusion as to who will benefit from the 9095 reserve visa. Many DV 2020 winners had received second letters (2NLs), some did not, but many were documentarily qualified for the process and some did not even receive a document received notification from KCC. But the confusion is compounded by Judge Mehta's statement that a visa can be issued randomly because the reserve cases are under a class action of Gomez Vs. Trump litigation. According to the DV Lottery Charts , 3548 case numbers for DV 2020 are in READY mode from all over the world, with 7181 applicants (with derivatives). In the case of Nepal, 191 DV 2020 cases are in READT mode, with 331 applicants (with derivatives). The DV 2020 process, which was suspended in March due to Presid