I'm a DV selectee and have family member in the US

[whusurdadi 0]

Hello, I was wondering if anywhere throughout the dv form-filling process there's a question asking about family members living in the US. I went through the ds260 form and couldn't see anything. I had a family member move permanently to the US in a few months ago and so at the time of all the form filling I wouldn't had listed anyone.

Second question I have: Is it OK to use mail forwarding services as my US address where I want the GC to be sent? I didn't know anyone in the US and the ds260 wouldn't let me proceed without filling it, so I entered my US forwarding address. Now that I have a relative in America, should I contact KCC if I wished to update the ds260 US address to relative's or can I wait till the interview? Thanks very much for your help

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

You are fine that facts change after you file things. You could ask for them to unlock the form to update it , but you can also bring the update to the interview. If the US person isn't a spouse or child it is really not important. If your family member is in the US you can use them , if not you can rent a PO box or use a forwarding service to start out, just remember to update it as soon as you are settled.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Just take the new address to the interview. Not worth the bother unlocking the form.

You can't use a po box for the address, they will not deliver green cards to po boxes. I believe they don't use mail forwarding services either actually, they want proper street addresses. The reason they ask for an address on the form is for this.

[whusurdadi 0]

thanks very much guys, I've dv number close to 41000 and really wasn't expecting to get to the interview stage