[Registration
Period: October 5, 2005 thru Noon December
4, 2005]
GREEN
CARD LOTTERY
YOUR
TICKET TO THE AMERICAN DREAM
50,000
Lucky Winners realize this dream every year…
you and your family could be NEXT
Natives
of any of the eligible countries are qualified
to submit their entries and register for
the DV lottery program. All entries must
be submitted during the time period specified
by the U.S. Department of State each year.
Qualifications:
An
applicant born in any of the eligible countries
must have either:
1.
A
high school education or its equivalent
(successful completion of a 12-year
course of elementary and secondary
education), or
2.
years
of work experience within the past
five years in an occupation requiring
at least two years of training or
experience
Documentary
proof of education or work experience should
not be submitted at the time of filing the
application, but must be presented, if successful,
to the Immigration Service or Consular Officer
at the time of the immigrant or visa interview.
IMPORTANT
FACTORS YOU SHOULD KNOW
Prepare
and submit only one entry per applicant; multiple
entries not allowed
Qualified
applicants currently living anywhere in the
world may register
Winning
entries are subject to all the rules and regulations
for immigrant visa eligibility Therefore,
it is very important to seek legal counsel
if any of the visa ineligibility rule or regulation
is applicable, or if any winning applicant
is not in legal status
If
eligible, husband and wife may file separately
to increase your chance
You
do not have to be presently living in the
country of birth; you simply have to have
been born in an eligible country
No
English… No Problem
You
can enter the lottery even if you have other
family or employment-based visa petitions
currently pending
While
the registration period for DV 2007 Lottery
Program has ended on December 4, 2005, you
should prepare yourself for the next 2008
Lottery Program, so that your application
is submitted in a timely manner as soon
as the registration period for 2008 Program
begins.
The registration process through our office
is fast, efficient and cost-effective. We
carefully follow DOS instructions and guidelines,
including any procedural change(s) made
for 2008 submissions, to make sure that
all entries will be entered in the lottery
draw.
What
Difference Can We Make?
MILLIONS
OF ENTRIES ARE DISQUALIFIED DUE TO MINOR TECHNICAL
ERRORS IN APPLICATIONS.
We
will make sure that all entries are accurately
and properly prepared, and submitted within
time. Also, if your entry is selected, we
can continue to assist you in preparing
and filing your application for an immigrant
visa (i.e., green card).
Furthermore, as part of our services we
offer you an option of using our office
address as the return mailing address, at
no extra costs.
You may want to do this if you plan to move
from your current address in the near future
or if the mail service in your country is
not reliable. If you win, we will contact
you (by mail, telephone, fax, and/or e-mail).
How
Much Will It Cost?
You
may contact us after June 2006, to know
our professional fee structure and methods
of payment. However, please note that our
fee includes one free consultation. If you
win the lottery, the fees you pay now will
be credited to any future fee should you
retain our services for preparing and filing
your immigrant visa application(s).
If you have any specific questions concerning
the Diversity Lottery and your eligibility,
please contact us immediately.
Appointment
is required for Consultation.
Law
Offices of:
Pravinchandra
J. Patel, P.C.
1270 Broadway, Suite 411
New York, NY 10001
Our
Law Firm is a full service operation that
provides advice and counseling to business
corporations and individuals, including
the following immigration-related services:
Employment-Based
Permanent Visa - With Employers
Employment-Based Permanent Visa - Without
Employers
Permanent Labor Certification Applications
Immigrant Investors
Family-Based Permanent Visa for Relatives
of U.S. Citizens and Residents
Diversity Visa Lottery
Nonimmigrant
Visa:
B
Visa (Visitors)
F Visa (Academic Students)
E Visa (Treaty Traders or Investors)
H-1B Visa (Professionals in Specialty
Occupations)
H-2 Visa (Agricultural Workers)
H-3 Visa (Trainees)
J Visa (Exchange Visitors)
K-Visa (Fiancé(e), etc.)
L-Visa (Intra-company Transferees)
O-Visa (Extraordinary Ability Aliens)
P-Visa (Artists, Athletes, or Entertainers)
R-Visa (Religious Workers)
TN-Visa (Professional Workers from
Canada and Mexico)
