No. The United States Government does not provide any financial assistance to Diversity Visa applicants, including airfare, relocation costs, or settlement support.
If you are selected for a Diversity Visa, you must demonstrate that you will not become a public charge in the United States. Before a visa can be issued, you are required to present evidence of sufficient financial support. This may include a combination of personal savings or assets, an Affidavit of Support Form I-134 from a qualifying relative or friend residing in the United States, and or a confirmed offer of employment from a US employer.
However, applicants who choose selected value-added services through US Green Card Office will be eligible for additional benefits. For applicants who have applied with our Free Flights and Free Movement additional coverage, and who are selected for a Diversity Visa, US Green Card Office will provide airline tickets and paid moving cost as part of this optional service package.
You can read full details about this value-added benefit and eligibility conditions here:
https://support.usgreencardoffice.com/hc/en-gb/articles/203652072-What-is-the-Free-Flights-Free-Movement-Additional-offers
This optional coverage is designed to reduce the financial burden of relocation and is separate from any government requirement or assistance.
Question: will the US Government assist with my airfare if I win?
Answer: No, the US government will not assist you in anyway.
However, if you use the paid value-added services from US GREEN CARD OFFICE and choose to add the flight tickets to your application plan your flight ticket cost will be paid by US GREEN CARD OFFICE.
You can read more about the flight ticket insurance here: https://support.usgreencardoffice.com/hc/en-gb/articles/203652072-What-is-the-Free-Flights-Free-Movement-Additional-offers-
Question: I'm can't sing in because forgot my password?
Answer: On the login page, you can request a new password if you forgot it: https://www.usgreencardoffice.com/login