How do l know l l've qualified,American lottery, for l filed for 2005 American. lottery?
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There is no "American Lottery."  Any email you get about anything like that is a scam.  In America, various states have lotteries, but there is no "American Lottery."\n\n"A lottery is nothing but a tax on the mathematically challenged." --Anonymous
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Did you purchase a ticket???????\n\nIf you havent , then its a fake.........they will ask you for your home address and your bank accounts........and also to send some processing fee......DONT SEND THE DETAILS........\n\nthey will use your address to cheat others and the police will come to your address........\n\nfor any lottery , u must know that there are 2 rules\n\n1. you have to buy a ticket....\n\n2. there will be no processing fee......\n\ncheck the link
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ask the retailer that sold you the lotto tickets. Or you can look on line for the Florida State Lottery Commission. And look at them in the morning.
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This is what I'd do if I won the lottery, this way you don't have every nut-job out there and relatives crawling out of the woodwork at your door asking for everything under the sun. If you want to know how, you need to contact a lawyer and he/she will set you up.\n\nI am guessing that maybe this is the info you want, since your question was more of a statement...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lottery_machine
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I am pretty sure that buying a lottery ticket automatically allows them the use of your name and image in case of winning - check to see if there is anything to that effect written on the lottery ticket itself.  The official website for the NY Lottery is http://www.nylottery.org
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Congratulations on your lottery win!\n\nYou will need a financial sponsor who will fill out an I-134 Affidavit of Support for you.  If you don't have one, you won't get the visa.
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For the DV lottery, you can use anyone who is in the US legally, makes enough money per the poverty guidelines, and is willing to serve as your sponsor.\n\nThe I-864 form and the prior years' tax returns are not required; those are only needed for family-sponsored immigrant visas.  For the DV, just the I-134 is needed.
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According to the CIS website:  "DV Lottery cases can be filed in person at the New York City Office. Please print on the outside of the application package, in bold, "DV Lottery."\n\nAs you probably know, you MUST have your adjustment of status completed (including medical exams, FBI clearance records, everything!) no later than 9/30/2006.  I hope by now you have already gotten your appointment to get your fingerprints taken by CIS (formerly INS). \n\nAccording to processing time sheet for NYC:  they are working on AOS's filed  on 9/30/2005! (But this is just a general time frame, and certainly DV AOS's must be handled more expeditiously). \n\nAt this point,  if you don't have an attorney, I would STRONGLY suggest you get one who can bother CIS about your AOS application and getting it processed.  \n\nYou will have NO recourse if your application just happens to fall through the cracks or CIS just doesn't get around to it. And, believe me it happens all too regularly that DV applicants LOSE their opportunity get their DV visa because either (1) state-side CIS office fails to process the app properly or quickly or (2) Department of state consular office fails to issue visa by 9/30/06.  It's a huge bureaucracy after all and iIt would be $$$ well spent to make sure the office processes your application before 9/30/06.\n\nGood luck.
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Fake!  Just think about your state lottery contacting you that you won.  Okay, you have to have entered or bought a ticket.
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Check with your DP for the current status on your application.  You can also write to the company's correspondence address which was cited on the application form for any queries.\n\nAlso check your account statement to be sure about your claim.\n\nKeep the details such as your application no. , DP no, and date of filing your application and other important details ready so that you get a proper response from their customer service.
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go to the IRS website. It really helped me whan i filed for the first time. And that was in 2002.
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What lottery did you enter?  It should state on the card/ticket how proceeds are to be delivered.  Most smaller cash amounts you can pick up where you bought the ticket.\n\nIf you did not enter a lottery, you did not win one, particularly if it is 'overseas'.  This is a common internet fraud.  You do not have to outlay any money to receive money from a legitimate lottery.
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You need to call the IRS and get a copy of your transcript for 1993.  If you filed, you'll have the proof.  If you didn't, then you'll have to file--and pay the penalties and late fees.
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Several ways:\n1. S-L-E-E-P\n2. B. M.\n3. O-R-G-A-S-M\n4. J-A-C-K-P-O-T (lottery)
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October 4th to December 3rd\nnot all countries are eligible, see the following:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Card_Lottery
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Call the bank it's drawn on and find out if it is a legitimate check and whether funds are available.  If you didn't play the lottery, though, most likely you didn't win, and I'd consider it a scam until you find out for certain whether the check is legitimate and has funds backing it.