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Tlove90   0

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So I was recently approved for the I-129f and now my fiancé’s and my packet has been sent to the NVC. I have been confused on who the NVC sends the information to that they have completed their processing. Does it go to me, the American, or my fiancé in England? 

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18 minutes ago, Tlove90 said:

So I was recently approved for the I-129f and now my fiancé’s and my packet has been sent to the NVC. I have been confused on who the NVC sends the information to that they have completed their processing. Does it go to me, the American, or my fiancé in England? 

The petitioner gets an email when the package ships abroad 

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NandV   87

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22 hours ago, Tlove90 said:

So I was recently approved for the I-129f and now my fiancé’s and my packet has been sent to the NVC. I have been confused on who the NVC sends the information to that they have completed their processing. Does it go to me, the American, or my fiancé in England? 

yes, petitioner. You say your fiance is in England, but your timeline shows India. Which is correct? Please update accordingly

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44 minutes ago, NandV said:

yes, petitioner. You say your fiance is in England, but your timeline shows India. Which is correct? Please update accordingly

He is from India. Indian citizenship. He is living in the UK on a work visa.
So providing that part is confusing. I’ll change it

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NandV   87

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21 hours ago, Tlove90 said:

He is from India. Indian citizenship. He is living in the UK on a work visa.
So providing that part is confusing. I’ll change it

thanks! I always took that section to mean what country's embassy the beneficiary would be going through haha

 
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