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lindasal May 2nd 2008 2:08 am

Ageism?
 
Hello everybody, I have just discovered this fantastic site and I am very impressed with the knowledge of the members.
I have a question to which I would be grateful for your thoughts, regarding the DV lottery although it is not written does anyone think there may be age discrimination ie if a winner is over 50 they may be deemed more a hindrance than an asset to the USA therfore the application may be rejected.. Many thanks

MsElui May 2nd 2008 2:22 am

Re: Ageism?
 
i thought it was purely a lottery - ie if your picked your ok. More of a worry is if you are eligible as most brits arent.

Noorah101 May 2nd 2008 3:39 am

Re: Ageism?
 

Originally Posted by lindasal (Post 6298315)
Hello everybody, I have just discovered this fantastic site and I am very impressed with the knowledge of the members.
I have a question to which I would be grateful for your thoughts, regarding the DV lottery although it is not written does anyone think there may be age discrimination ie if a winner is over 50 they may be deemed more a hindrance than an asset to the USA therfore the application may be rejected.. Many thanks

To my knowledge, if you are picked, they cannot discriminate on age, no.

Rene

Rete May 2nd 2008 3:43 am

Re: Ageism?
 

Originally Posted by lindasal (Post 6298315)
Hello everybody, I have just discovered this fantastic site and I am very impressed with the knowledge of the members.
I have a question to which I would be grateful for your thoughts, regarding the DV lottery although it is not written does anyone think there may be age discrimination ie if a winner is over 50 they may be deemed more a hindrance than an asset to the USA therfore the application may be rejected.. Many thanks


A hinderance in what way? The DV winner still has to meet the financial criteria and pass the medical before they are issued the appropriate visa to enter the US as a PR.

They still carry the same restrictions has any other person who is a PR, no means tested benefits until after five years of residency and that includes Medicare (healthcare provided by the government).


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