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DV Lottery Notification Letter

April 22nd, 2007 . by admin

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I realise now that in my previous post, despite detailing the minutiae of my internal monologue, I neglected to detail the actual CONTENTS of the envelope from the Kentucky Consular Center.

After doing some brief Google Searching, I’ve found some fantastic forums and have picked up on the ‘lingo’ used by people going through this Green Card Lottery process.

So I’ll share it here with you…

The Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) envelope containing the Notification Letter (NL) was sent on April 18, 2007 and stamped with red ink saying “PP SWEDEN” in the top right hand corner. Apparently these letters are sent out via the Swedish postal service!?

Items inside the KCC envelope:

Notification Letter
My winning DV Lottery Notification Letter (NL) is dated March 13th, 2007.

Case Number
My Case Number (CN) is 2008OC000006XX.
2008 = the year in which I will be eligible for a visa
OC = I am from Australia and live within the ‘Oceania’ region
000006XX = my CN is in the low 600’s which is apparently a good thing

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