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- Winning the Diversity Visa Lottery (DV) is like finding a valuable diamond, and it is important to treat it wisely.
- To succeed in the DV process, be cautious of the questions asked during the medical examination, carefully organize and bring all necessary documents to the interview, maintain eye contact, and be polite during the interview.
- Be prepared to spend money throughout the DV process and avoid asking unreliable individuals for an Affidavit of Support.
The Diversity Visa Lottery (DV) is an opportunity that can change your life forever. Winning the lottery can open doors to new opportunities and a better future. However, the interview process can be challenging, and it’s crucial to prepare adequately to increase your chances of success.
Today, a Liberian based in the US will be providing some tips that can help you have a successful DV interview. Gonser Zou was a DV winner who successfully made his way to the US through the below process.
Note: If you want to check your DV result, or acquire any information, Kindly hit the US DEPARTMENT OF STATE OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
Don’t Ask for an Affidavit of Support from the Wrong Person
During your interview, you will need to provide proof that you can support yourself and your family in the United States. Asking a green card holder or someone who doesn’t have a good status to provide an Affidavit of Support can negatively impact your application.
Be Generous Throughout the Process
The DV process can be expensive, and you may be required to pay more than the actual cost of some documents. However, it’s important to remain calm and pay the required fees because nothing good comes easy.
Be Careful at the Medical Examination
The first place where your DV interview is conducted is usually at the clinic/hospital where you undergo a medical examination. Be careful with any questions that the examiner asks because they may be working with the Embassy. Some failures during the interview result from sharing too much information during the medical examination.
Dress Appropriately and Arrive Early
Dress appropriately and arrive at the Embassy one or two hours before your interview. The attitude you display can also impact the outcome of your interview, so be careful.
Be Confident and Engage in Eye Contact
When you are called for your interview, greet the Counselor with a smile and maintain eye contact throughout the interview. Confidence and good communication skills can help you make a positive impression.
Don’t Forget Your Documents
Make sure to carry all the necessary documents in a brown folder, and do not forget any of them at home. Forgetting any document can lead to disqualification or administrative processing.
Carry a New WAEC/WASSCE Chip
Lastly, don’t forget to carry a new WAEC/WASSCE chip, which is a requirement for the DV interview.
In conclusion, the DV lottery is a life-changing opportunity, and with adequate preparation and these tips, you can increase your chances of success. Remember to be careful with what you share during the medical examination and throughout the interview process. Good luck!
