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Told by NVC that petitions only sent to Montreal not Vancouver???

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Hi there,

So my fiancee called NVC to see if they had our petition yet. NOA2 was Feb 29. They said they had not received it yet. Asked when they get it when they expect it to be sent to Vancouver and they said that they only send them to Montreal??? What??? I live in Calgary, so was assuming that my petition and interview will be handled by Vancouver. Any other Canadians out there confused by this, or had their petitions mis-directed?

I want to make sure ours does get to Vancouver so we don't lose time messing around getting it sent from Montreal.

Any suggestions?

Urgh!!!! :wacko:

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Jul 15/07 Engaged!

Oct ??/07 - Lawyer sent in I-129F

Nov 6/07 - NOA 1 Date

Jan 18/07 - Waiting anxiously

Feb 17/08 - A touch!

Feb 29/08 - NOA 2 - Approved!

Mar 02/08 - Touched

Mar 03/08 - Touched

Mar 10/08 - Petition arrived at NVC

Mar 12/08 - NVC forwarded Petition to Vancouver Consulate!

Mar 28/08 - Received packet 3

Apr 7/08 - Sent Packet 3

Apr 14/08 - Medical!!

May 13/08 - Interview date YAHOO!

GOT THE VISA!!!!! MAY 14, 2008

July 6/08 - Crossed the border - they let me in!!

July 12/08 - Wedding day - it was perfect!

July 23/08 - Back from Honeymoon in PR - now onto AOS?!?!?!

Sept 3/08 - AOS package in the mail - what a headache!

Sept 9/08 - 3 NOA's for AOS, EAD and AP

Sept 30/08 - Biometrics appointment for AOS and EAD

Nov 13/08 - Touch on AOS and EAD

Nov 17/08 - AP shows up in the mail

Nov 17/08 - EAD card production ordered

Jun 25/09 - Green Card Production ordered - Finally after 10 months!

June 30/09 - Received welcome letter!

July 10/09 - GREENCARD! - All done for a bit now!

May 20/11 - Sent in I-751 for removal of Conditions

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It sounds like NVC was confused. Montreal and Vancouver both process K visas - K-1 and K-3s. Only Montreal processes CR-1 visa applications, however, and it sounds like whoever you talked to at NVC got confused. Yes, living in Edmonton your file should be sent to Vancouver and I think you will find that is what does happen. If, on the off chance it is sent to Montreal, Montreal will look at your address and send it to Vancouver. And - if that doesn't happen, you can always request the file to be transferred to Vancouver, so no need to worry:-).

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