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1. Want to apply for DV-2005, have USC kids, why should I include them in
the application? Should I enter no child? System won't let you enter just
the number of kids and not include them in the lottery.

2. Same question for married to USC.

Why didn't they think about these cases?

Rosalie Mignon

What's your problem guys (sorry, it's the second post about the lottery
coming from the spouse of a USC) ; if you're married with a USC, you can
directly do an adjustment of status if you're in the US or apply for an
immigrant visa if you're abroad (those would have been the result of winning
at the lottery). Remember, you have a 1% chance of winning (... something
that you can already have thanks to your marriage) at the lottery.

"blank" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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    > 1. Want to apply for DV-2005, have USC kids, why should I include them in
    > the application? Should I enter no child? System won't let you enter just
    > the number of kids and not include them in the lottery.
    > 2. Same question for married to USC.
    > Why didn't they think about these cases?

J. J. Farrell

"blank" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:6Tbwb.5671$dO2.3266@lakeread03...
    > 1. Want to apply for DV-2005, have USC kids, why should I include them in
    > the application? Should I enter no child? System won't let you enter just
    > the number of kids and not include them in the lottery.

The instructions seem fairly clear that you shouldn't count children
who are USCs.

    > 2. Same question for married to USC.

The instructions seem very clear that you must list your spouse.

    > Why didn't they think about these cases?

What makes you think they didn't? Why not just follow the instructions?