I applied in the US DV-lottery, and I want to apply for my dad,, but I read........................?

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I applied in the US DV-lottery, and want to apply for my dad,, but I read that "All entries by an individual will be disqualified if more than ONE entry for that individual is received, regardless of who submitted the entry. You may prepare and submit your own entry, or have someone submit the entry for you.",, and I read when I open the application to enter the information that "Children include all biological children, legally adopted children, and stepchildren who are unmarried and under the age of 21 on the date that you submit your entry. Failure to include all children or inclusion of children who are not your biological children, legally adopted children, and stepchildren (regardless of whether they live with you and/or intend to apply for a visa as your derivative) is grounds for disqualification of the entire entry" ,, so I am afraid if I enter my name and my photo, then my application will be disqualified, and my dad's too,, so , what can I do?

Answer 1

First question:

Are you over the age of 21? If you are it seems like you do not have to include your name. If you are under 21 then yes you will have to include your name.

Second question:

Did you include your father's name on your application?

My best advice would be to wait until you receive an answer on your lottery result and then fill your dad's papers. It seems to me if you are over 21 you can also file your dad's papers without adding your name because you are considered to be an adult.

Good luck and God bless

Answer 2

No. you're literally not eligible. Too many Indian voters have already immigrated to the U. S. for Indian voters (or anybody born in India) to ever qualify for DV Lottery. to boot, DV Lottery is presently closed to new applicants.

Answer 3

Dealing with immigration is such a scary process. Isn't it?