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Message: <blockquote data-quote="0x9" data-source="post: 26206419" data-attributes="member: 528773"><h3>read this: <a href="https://acheampongassociates.com/mistake-on-dv-lottery-form-can-lead-to-refusal-ghana/" target="_blank">https://acheampongassociates.com/mistake-on-dv-lottery-form-can-lead-to-refusal-ghana/</a></h3><h3></h3><h3>"<a href="https://acheampongassociates.com/mistake-on-dv-lottery-form-can-lead-to-refusal-ghana/" target="_blank">I made a mistake on my DV Lottery form. Can this lead to a refusal?</a></h3>....A mistake may be minor or grave. Minor mistakes include omitting or adding additional letters to your name or entering your birth date in an incorrect format. Examples are ‘Emanuel” instead of “Emmanuel” or “Alberta” for “Albert”. Others are writing your birth date (12th June, 1970) as “06/12/1970 instead of 12/06/1970. Others include misspelling your place of birth, etc.Provided there are no fraud concerns, you should generally satisfy the CO if you have further evidence to support your true details.Grave errors include disarrangement of the order of your names. If my name was “John Kofi Mensah”, I may enter “John” as my first name, “Kofi” as my middle name, and Mensah as my “last name”. It may turn out that my passport and other document show my first name as John and my last name as Kofi Mensah. I will have entered a middle name even though I have none. I will also have entered a surname different from that on my document. The CO may consider this a grave error and refuse my visa......."</blockquote>

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