Yes, the Green Card lottery is completely free for everyone. If someone says that participation is paid, they are likely scammers. However, we charge for services to correctly and timely fill out the application on your behalf, so you save time and don't have to worry about the process.

Applications are submitted in 2024, and the results are announced in May 2025. After winning, you will need to go through all necessary procedures, including submitting documents, a medical examination, and an embassy interview. If everything is successful, you can move to the U.S. in 2026. That is why the lottery is currently called DV Lottery 2026.

You can apply for U.S. citizenship after 5 years of permanent residence in the country with a Green Card. If you are married to a U.S. citizen and have lived with them during this time, you can apply for citizenship after 3 years.

Yes, it is mandatory. You must list all biological, adopted, and stepchildren under the age of 21 in the application, even if they do not plan to immigrate. Failure to list all children may result in disqualification, even after winning.

No, the Green Card itself does not provide visa-free entry to other countries. However, it greatly facilitates the process of obtaining visas for many countries as you become a permanent U.S. resident.

The Green Card does not provide automatic visa-free entry to Canada. However, Green Card holders can travel to Canada without obtaining a Canadian visa if they are flying and have an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). This authorization can be obtained online and is required for citizens of countries that usually need a visa to enter Canada.

Yes, you can get married after winning but before the embassy interview. In this case, your partner can apply for the Green Card with you. However, you will need to prove that your marriage is genuine and not a fraud intended to obtain a Green Card.

If your marital status changes (you get married or divorced) after submitting the application, you must notify the authorities during the document processing stage if you win. Changes in marital status may affect the visa process.

Each family member can submit a separate application, thereby increasing the overall chances of the family winning. For example, if both husband and wife apply separately, each has a chance to win.

Yes, you can apply for the DVLottery even if you already have another immigration visa or have filed another immigration petition. This does not affect your chances in the lottery, but if you win, you will have to choose which process to proceed with.

There are no formal age restrictions, but the main requirement is that you must have completed secondary education or have two years of professional experience within the last five years in a field that requires specific training. As a result, young people who have not yet finished school do not meet the requirements.

To submit an application for the DVLottery, you must have a valid international passport at the time of registration. Applications without a valid passport will not be accepted.

No, the photo must be taken no more than six months before submitting the application. Using an old photo may result in disqualification of your application.