DOS Says DV-2020 Applicants May Be Processed in Embassies and Consulates

Posted on September 16, 2020 by Brian D. Lerner, Immigration Lawyer & Deportation Attorney

Brian D. Lerner (blerner@californiaimmigration.us, attorney@eimmigration.org, abogado@californiaimmigration.us, brianlerner@californiaimmigration.us)

DOS announced that, following the district court ruling in Gomez, et al. v. Trump, et al., DV-2020 applicants may be processed in embassies and consulates where local health conditions and post resources allow. If a post is unable to process cases due to local conditions and resource constraints, an applicant may request a transfer to another post. The announcement includes a prioritization plan for DV-2020 applicants.

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