NVC Letter - Should it be addressed to petitioner or beneficiary?

[smilingstone 175]

Hi all,

 

Happy to announce that we received the email from NVC detailing they will now forward our petition on to my embassy (London).  

 

Although, I'm a little unsure on whether the letter should be addressed to me (beneficiary) or my fiancé (petitioner):

 

 

It is addressed to me, but mentions my "fiancé(e)'s approved I-129F petition", which would imply it should be addressed to the USC as it is technically their petition filed on my behalf. But because it's addressed to me (the non-USC), it makes me think "fiancé" refers to the USC.

 

Then the last sentence says the embassy will contact my fiancé (so the petitioner?), but from what I understood, I am to now expect contact from London.

 

Any VJers able to share whether their NVC letter was addressed to petitioner or beneficiary, or is this something I should look at having corrected?

 

Thanks!

[MalloryCat 189]

the letter my fiance (the non-USC) received from the NVC was addressed to him.

I (the USC) never received any letters from the NVC other than the email reply to the inquiry I had made.

 

any communication from now on will go directly to you, the non-USC

the wording is a little odd, but there isn't anything to correct on it

 

i don't believe this letter is used for anything in the immigration process, as it is just to keep you updated on where your petition is

[DFN 4]

The NVC letter as yours saying the case is going to the consulate only came to myself the petitioner and the attorney.