According to USAFIS, If you are randomly selected as a “winner” of the Diversity Visa (Green Card) Lottery, this does NOT mean that you will “automatically” be issued a Diversity Visa or a Green Card, but it does mean that you have been chosen out of millions of DV-Lottery participants for the opportunity to apply […]
It is estimated by the U.S. Census Bureau that by 2060, the United States will have a total of 28.6% Hispanics living there. Of the millionaires within the United States, 21% are Caucasian, and less than 7% are Hispanics. It is a known fact, however, that immigrants are hard workers and risk-takers. Kaufman recently revealed
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For a long time, smaller towns in the U.S. have been looked down on because there were more jobs in the larger cities, as well as greater opportunities for advancement. A recent report shows that this mindset may be changing, as cities with between 500,000 and 1 million people are becoming more popular with native-born
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It’s a known fact that most clothes (97%) and most shoes (98%) sold in the United States are outsourced for manufacturing. So, when India-born Suuchi Ramesh moved to the U.S. about ten years ago to work in the technology field, she assumed she would buy clothes off the racks like other Americans did. Due to
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According to USAFIS, if you are selected as a “winner” of the DV-Lottery and you correctly included the required information and photos for yourself and your family members (e.g., your spouse and all unmarried children under 21, as relevant) in your application, and if you then pass the Consular Interview procedure successfully (including the medical