Верно, основное правило: везде пишите правду. Если родился в узбекском селе - так и пишите в вопросе про место рождения. Нюансы есть только в вопросе о "Country of chargeability" (6 вопрос), т.е. от какой страны можете играть. Основные правила есть на
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ELIGIBILITY
1. What do the terms “native” and “chargeability” mean? Native ordinarily means someone born in a particular country, regardless of the individual’s current country of residence or nationality. Native can also mean someone who is entitled to be charged to a country other than the one in which he/she was born under the provisions of Section 202(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act .
Because there is a numerical limitation on immigrants who enter fr om a country or geographic region, each individual is charged to a country. Your chargeability refers to the country towards which lim itation you count.
Your country of eligibility will normally will be the same as your country of birth. However, you may choose your country of eligibility as the country of birth of your spouse, or the country of birth of either of your parents if you were born in a country in which neither parent was born, and in which your parents were not resident at the time of your birth. These are the only three ways to sel ect your country of chargeability.
Listing an incorrect country of eligibility or chargeability (i.e., one to which you cannot establish a valid claim) will make you ineligible for DV-2022.
2. Can I still apply if I was not born in a qualifying country? There are two circumstances in which you still might be eligible to apply. First, if your derivative spouse was born in an eligible country, you may claim chargeability to that country. As your eligibility is based on your spouse, you will only be issued an immigrant visa if your spouse is also eligible for and issued an immigrant visa. Both of you must enter the United States together using your DVs. Similarly, your minor dependent child can be “charged” to a parent’s country of birth.
Second, you can be “charged” to the country of birth of either of your parents as long as neither of your parents was born in or a resident of your country of birth at the time of your birth. People are not generally considered residents of a country in which they were not born or legally naturalized, if they were only visiting, studying in the country temporarily, or stationed temporarily for business or professional reasons on behalf of a company or government of a country other than the one in which you were born.
If you claim alternate chargeability through either of the above, you must provide an explanation on the E-DV Entry Form, in question #6.
Listing an incorrect country of eligibility or chargeability (i.e., one to which you cannot establish a valid claim) will make you ineligible for a DV. |
Дополнительные правила есть в их
FAM, копирую оттуда текст ниже:
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9 FAM 502.6-4 (U) DIVERSITY VISA PROCESSING
(CT:VISA-1152; 09-15-2020)
(2) (U) DV Chargeability: As stated in the regulatory definition, the normal rules of chargeability apply to INA 203© immigrants. Many applicants may seek beneficial treatment from the rules of cross chargeability, as in the following examples:
(a) (U) A spouse or child born in a country that is not among those for which DVs are available (a non-qualifying country) may use the principal registrant’s chargeability when he or she is accompanying or following-to-join;
(b) (U) A child born in a non-qualifying country in which neither parent was born nor was a resident at the time of the child’s birth, may claim the birthplace of either parent;
(c ) (U) A principal registrant born in a non-qualifying country and the spouse who was born in a qualifying country may be issued DVs, provided the relationship was established prior to submitting the entry. In such instances, however, both applicants are considered principal applicants for the purpose of cross-chargeability and must be issued visas and apply for admission to the United States.
(d) (U) A principal registrant born in a country that is among those for which DVs are available may derive a more favorable foreign state of chargeability from an accompanying alien spouse. For example, a principal applicant from a DV eligible country from a high-admission region may claim a more favorable chargeability from a spouse, who is from a DV eligible country fr om a low-admission region, provided the relationship was established prior to submitting the DV entry. In such instances, however, both applicants are considered principal applicants for the purpose of cross-chargeability and must be issued visas and apply for admission to the United States simultaneously. |
Если кратко, то играть может и от России, тогда въехать с нужно будет вдвоем - оба будете как бы главными. Но лучше играть от страны рождения, а интервью назначить там, где живёте (ответить верно на 9 и 10 вопросы), тогда ничего читать и париться не нужно.