In October of this year, the United States will start to take submissions for the Green Card Lottery to determine who the recipients will be for 55,000 permanent residence visas.

Each year, the United States government holds a lottery for citizens of nations with low levels of immigration into the country. These people will have the possibility of obtaining a permanent residence visa after a successful consular interview and a medical examination at a US embassy.

Unfortunately, some people wait until the last minute to get their application together. In addition, if there are any mistakes, the application is automatically ineligible.

For a small fee, workpermit.com can help you get your application in order right now, with the peace of mind that everything will be ready for the DV-2010 Green Card Lottery when it starts in October of 2008.

If you are an eligible citizen of a country with low rates of immigration to the USA, our lawyers specializing in United States immigration law can make sure that all of your information is correct and in compliance with government requirements for Green Card Lottery entries.

After putting your documents in order and consulting with you on any details that need attention, your application will be turned in during the submittal period between October and November.

Please note that winners will be notified only between May and July of 2009 directly by United States immigration authorities -- not workpermit.com. If your application was not chosen for a Green Card Lottery, you will not receive a letter.

For more information on eligibility and application requirements, please see the USA Green Card Lottery section of our website. We have also put together a helpful video concerning the previous Green Card Lottery which contains information that is still applicable for the upcoming lottery.

 Source: WorkPermit.Com