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The seventh edition of Win the Green Card Lottery! (ISBN-13: 9780981693859) has been completely rewritten for DV-2012. It now includes hundreds of updates and four new chapters: Chapter 3 - "Using a Lottery Service or Agent"; Chapter 6 - "Determine if You Won and What to do Next"; Chapter 7 - "Consular Processing"; and Chapter 8 - "Adjustment of Status (AOS) in the U.S.

The 2010 edition is the most comprehensive, current, and easy-to-read explanation of the diversity visa lottery available. With this new edition you can: Comprehend the monthly State Department Visa Bulletin and determine when your number is “Current”; Understand how and when to choose consular processing versus adjustment of status; avoid costly, expensive, and time-consuming pitfalls throughout the process; Know what to do if you are out of status; How to handle denials; and much more…

Editor Danielle Nelisse, Esq. is a member of the Bar of the District of Columbia and the Bar of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Author Marybeth Rael owned one of the first green card lottery services and co-author J. Stephen Wilson is founder of myGreencard.com and writes on immigration issues with the Albuquerque Immigration Examiner. 

The 2010 electronic edition is now available for download. It will be available in paperback in late September 2010 at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble (ISBN-13: 9780981693842). See the Table of Contents at myGreencard.com.

Diversity Visa Lottery Winners ONLY  is CHAPTER 6, 7, and 8 of Win the Green Card Lottery! It is now available for only $8.00 USD. The U.S. Department of State began notifying last year's DV-2011 winners May 1, 2010. This year's DV-2012 winners will be notified starting May 1, 2011. Buy now, or get your copy of this book after you receive your winning letter. This new edition includes Chapter 6 - "DETERMINE IF YOU WON AND WHAT TO DO NEXT'; Chapter 7 -  "CONSULAR PROCESSING"; and Chapter  8 - " ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS (AOS) IN THE U.S." 

This brand new publication includes the following sections: Your Ranking Number and the Visa Bulletin; Choosing Between AOS and Consular Processing; Applying for an Immigrant Visa at a U.S. Consulate; Required Documents; Your Interview with the U.S. Consulate; Consular Denials; General AOS Processing Steps; How to Handle your USCIS Green Card (Adjustment of Status) Interview; and AOS Denials.  See the Table of Contents at myGreencard.com.

Author J. Stephen Wilson is founder of myGreencard.com and writes on immigration issues with the Albuquerque Immigration Examiner. . Co-author Danielle Nelisse, Esq. is a member of the Bar of the District of Columbia and the Bar of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 

This booklet is now available for download. It is only available in electronic format.

Description: Updated with data from our 2009 survey, this report contains detailed information about each of the 80 lottery services we reviewed, with total and individual ratings for each criteria for each servce, including: Fee, Information Content, Service, and Member Collaboration. NEW in our 2009 report are domain relationships, Google "importance ratings", affiliate program data, reviewer comments about each service, physical address, and public telephone number. We also provide a list of "Red Flag" sites and reasons for exceptionally poor ratings.

Provided in MS-Excel spreadsheet format, services are sorted by multiple factors, and data is presented in bar graphs, scatter plots and charts. This specialized report is for an audience of lottery service owners, web masters, immigration professionals, news organizations, nonprofits, and others. The worksheets are live so you can edit and replot data.

This report is especially useful to those considering using a lottery service affiliate program. If you prefer the report in .xlsx format, please Contact Us.  Additional information about this report and ratings criteria is available at myGreencard.com.

The 2010 Report will be available soon.