Error
If you receive an error message when you enter your case number into the system please try several times and if you still receive an error message, please contact us. |
Error |
Not Required
Additional administrative reviewing is not required. However, your case is still pending for other family members’ processing. |
Not Required |
Under Review
Your case is still under review. A consular officer will review your case to ensure each applicant meets eligibility and admissibility criteria. You will receive a decision as soon as the reviewing is completed. |
Under Review |
Diversity Visa Program has reached the mandated numerical limit for DV applicants
We regret to inform you that the 2017 Diversity Visa (DV) Program has reached its mandated numerical limit for DV applicants.
The Embassy cannot issue any more Iranian DV 2017 visas even for those who were initially selected and who previously interviewed for the visa and were waiting for administrative processing.
As noted in the diversity visa instruction packet which lottery selectees receive, more individuals are selected each year for diversity visas than can receive visas because many people who initially win the lottery do not eventually qualify. The DV program runs until September 30 or until all available DV numbers have been exhausted, whichever comes first. In this case, we reached our mandated numerical limit before the September 30, 2017 deadline.
Therefore, please do not send your passport to us even if you previously received notification that your administrative processing was complete. There currently are NO more available visas for DV applicants in Fiscal Year 2018, which ends in September 30, 2018.
Please be assured that your Diversity Visa application was given every consideration under U.S. law. You may still apply for future DV programs. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may cause. |
DV Limit |
212(f)
This is to inform you that a consular officer found you ineligible for a visa under Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, pursuant to Presidential Proclamation 9645. The decision cannot be appealed. Taking into account the provisions of the Proclamation, a waiver will not be granted in your case. |
212(f) |
212(f)WThe consular officer is reviewing your eligibility for a waiver under the Proclamation. To approve a waiver, the consular officer must determine that denying your entry would cause undue hardship, that your entry would not pose a threat to the national security or public safety of the United States, and that your entry would be in the national interest of the United States. This can be a lengthy process, and until the consular officer can make an individualized determination on these three factors, your visa application will remain refused under Section 212(f). You will be contacted with a final determination on your visa application as soon as practicable.
Please note that we do not expect the reviewing to be completed sooner than 6 to 10 months from now, and as soon as it is completed, we will immediately contact you with the next steps on your case.
As soon as the reviewing is completed, we will update your case status on our website at https://tr.usembassy.gov/visas/immig...-status-check/. If we need further information, we will contact you via email.
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212(f) |
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