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3 hours ago, nickymicky said:

where does it says that I have to go to Mumbai for immigrant visa and US embassy in Kolkata will not handle immigrant visa.

Have you bothered looking it up yourself?

https://in.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/

 

very clear information: The Immigrant Visa Unit at the U.S. Consulate General Mumbai has resumed scheduling of routine appointments of all visa categories.  

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there is US Consulate in Kolkata why I cant apply immigrant visa there. I tried looking but I don't find that information that I have to go to Mumbai for immigrant visa.  do we have people from India here reading this who knows better answer for this issue. because in I130 we need to mention which embassy do we want to apply for immigrant visa.

 

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15 minutes ago, nickymicky said:

there is US Consulate in Kolkata why I cant apply immigrant visa there. I tried looking but I don't find that information that I have to go to Mumbai for immigrant visa.  do we have people from India here reading this who knows better answer for this issue. because in I130 we need to mention which embassy do we want to apply for immigrant visa.

 

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@milimelo gave you the correct information.  Please don't ask this question in other forums.

 

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7 hours ago, nickymicky said:

there is US Consulate in Kolkata why I cant apply immigrant visa there. I tried looking but I don't find that information that I have to go to Mumbai for immigrant visa.  do we have people from India here reading this who knows better answer for this issue. because in I130 we need to mention which embassy do we want to apply for immigrant visa.

 

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That's not how it works especially in big countries. For example,  immigrant visas in Mexico aren't done in Mexico City, Hermosillo or Matamoros, they're done in Ciudad Juarez. For India, Mumbai does all immigrant visas. In China it's Guangzhou.  You don't get to decide where to interview unless you're going for tourist visa which doesn't seem to be the case. So you could've listed even New Delhi on your application, if Delhi doesn't do immigrant visas, NVC will by default move you to Mumbai. You don't have to like it, but you will have to go to Mumbai if you want that immigrant visa. 

Did you get your NVC number after I-130 approval?

 

 

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The links between Kolkata and the United States are over 200 years old. In 1787, only four years after the end of the American Revolutionary War, the first American ship to visit India reached Kolkata. Recognizing the importance of contact with India, President George Washington, on November 19, 1792, nominated Benjamin Joy to be the first U.S. Consul in Kolkata. One American ship, the “GEORGE”, actually made twenty-one round trip voyages between 1815 and 1837. Over the years the bonds between Kolkata and the U.S.A. have grown stronger. Those who built these bridges of understanding were individual men and women who were zealous in their desire to understand each other and who were dedicated to the vision of a world of peace and fellowship based on mutual interest and trust. The Consular Section over the years has issued thousands of visas to facilitate travel to U.S. for various reasons.  The Kolkata Consular district covers the vast areas of Eastern and Northeastern Region. The Consular District can be traced from the regional map given above.

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Mumbai - look under sections: https://in.usembassy.gov/embassy-consulates/mumbai/sections-offices/

 

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On 4/4/2023 at 9:19 PM, nickymicky said:

do US consulate in Kolkata Issue immigrant visa or not. 

or else I have to choose New Delhi or Mumbai

Only Mumbai for immigrant visas. 

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