CSC says they sent our K-1 to the consulate in Canada, not NVC...

[Jan and Steve 0]

I'm totally confused right now. I assumed that everyone had their cases sent to the NVC before they head out to the embassies... but the information I received today from the CSC is different. They are telling me that the I-129F does not go to the NVC, but has been sent to Canada and that I need to contact the consulate there to find out where it is at.

I'd like to think this is good news, but I have no idea where our papers are right now, if they are in Canada or what. I called the consulate in Canada and they told me all the K-1s go to Montreal and are re-routed to the correct consulates from there, i.e. Vancouver as in our case.

I am waiting to hear back via email about where our application is right now.

Any ideas anyone?

I figured I'd post about this in case someone had a similar experience.

Janny and Steve

[mox 298]

It all goes through the NVC, even if they don't mention it specifically. I wish they worded things a bit different, seems like they like to be as confusing as possible.

[Jan and Steve 0]

I don't understand though... we called again after the first time they told us it doesn't go to the NVC just to make sure. And a second person told us it doesn't go to the NVC.

grr. This is confusing.

[mox 298]

I suppose it's possible that they've changed the process, but everything I've read on VJ says that it all goes through NVC. I've seen more than a few posts just like yours from very confused petitioners.

Anyone else know anything different? I'm willing to be wrong.

[Zee Bee 61]

I don't understand though... we called again after the first time they told us it doesn't go to the NVC just to make sure. And a second person told us it doesn't go to the NVC.

grr. This is confusing.

They have no idea what they are talking about.

I know of at least 2 other members here that were told the same thing.

All petitions have to go through NVC to get the embassy case number assigned.