The results of the redone diversity lottery were released earlier this month. In the initial drawing, 22,000 people were mistakenly told they won green cards in the lottery because of a computer glitch.
After a lawsuit filed against the State Department was dismissed, the department published the names of 100,000 people chosen in the second drawing. Approximately 15 million people apply to be in the lottery and 55,000 green cards will be awarded.
In the second round of the lottery, the 100,000 people chosen in the first round can provide appropriate documents and they may be able to receive permanent residency with one of the green cards. The cards are distributed on a first-come-first-served basis.
If you or someone you know is considering applying for a green card, contact the Orange County green card lawyers of Garg & Associates, P.C. at 800-242-2151 to learn more about the steps to take to receive a green card and permanent residency in the United States.

