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Receiving I-797 NOA via mail in Canada

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Hey Canadians!

I have a big favour to ask of those who applied for I-130 through Consular Processing with your Canadian address as your mailing/physical address.

When you got your I-797 notices via mail in Canada, did USCIS list your "State/Province" on the letter itself as "City, XX" (mine said Toronto, XX) instead of "City, Province" (Toronto, ON)? 

I wrote Ask Emma, and they said they've seen it sometimes before, but wanted to know if any Canadians specifically had the same as me, where it said "Toronto, XX" on the printed/downloaded I-797 notices... 

The USCIS website said "Ontario" under "Province" in my profile, but it's just the letters that are wrong. 

Would be a massive help if any of you had the letters handy to check!

Thanks in advance!

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