Have the Green Card results been announced? When will they be announced? Where can Green Card results be checked?
The excited wait continues for the results of the Green Card applications, which provide citizenship and permanent residency in the US. So, when will the Green Card results be announced? Where can the Green Card results be accessed?
The process for Green Card applications was met with great interest again this year. Following the applications made in October and November, everyone's eyes are on the official website where the results will be announced. So, on what date will the Green Card results be announced? How can one access the Green Card results?
HAVE THE GREEN CARD RESULTS BEEN ANNOUNCED?
DV-2026 applicants will be able to check their results starting from noon (EDT) on May 3, 2025. Participants must retain their confirmation numbers until at least September 30, 2026. Application results can be queried at http://dvprogram.state.gov.

HOW TO GET A GREEN CARD?
For those who want to settle in America, the Green Card is granted through lotteries held at specific times. A Green Card holder, even if not a US citizen, has the right to live and work in America for life. Additionally, the holder's spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21 can also benefit from these rights.
There are ways to obtain a Green Card such as investment, family sponsorship, or marriage to a US citizen. Employment, asylum, refugee applications, and special immigration are also among the options. Applications can also be made through the DV Lottery, which is held every year.
News Source: 12punto
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