Dv lottery 2020

[Aurel 0]

Hello

I don't speak english very well, sorry

My husband and me want to try the DV lottery for 2020. 😁😁

I was on the embassy web site and they say it's open since yesterday. I clicked on the link but ... everything is about 2019.

Is somebody can help me please ?

I searched on the web but couldn't find the website for 2020. 😭

Thank you for you help

 

 

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[SusieQQQ 11,586]

What website are you looking at? No embassy involved. Go to dvlottery.state.gov and click the blue button that says “DV-2020 instructions” and once you’ve read them properly, click the green button that says “begin entry”.

[Aurel 0]

Thank your for you answer

I'm on the website dvlottery.state.gov but there is not the blue button "dv-2020  instructions"

It's just about 2019

 

[Aurel 0]

I just try with an other computer and I find it

🎉

Thank youuuu

[WandY 430]

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Diversity-Visa/DV-Instructions-Translations/DV-2020-Instructions-Translations/DV-2020-Instructions-English.pdf

[Amadia 711]

59 minutes ago, Aurel said:

Thank your for you answer

I'm on the website dvlottery.state.gov but there is not the blue button "dv-2020  instructions"

It's just about 2019

 

It is there:

 

[Lisbeth 3]

Hi guys, I am helping people to apply for the visas. The minimum age to apply is 18 or 21? Thanks

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

There is no minimum age, but there is a minimum educational requirement of high school which generally means most entrants are at least 18. I am sure this is in the instructions/FAQs. If you are helping people with their applications (I know you mean as a friend because I know you from before here) you really should ensure that you have thoroughly read the instructions, they do sometimes update them with new requirements too.

Edited October 5, 2018 by SusieQQQ

[tanzaniawinter 10]

Is there maximum age 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

13 minutes ago, tanzaniawinter said:

Is there maximum age 

No, but if you are close to or of retirement age, unless you have very significant savings it will be much harder to show you won’t be a public charge. 

[tanzaniawinter 10]

2 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

No, but if you are close to or of retirement age, unless you have very significant savings it will be much harder to show you won’t be a public charge. 

Thank you