Stranger Letter

[Maintian 0]

Hey everyone, I got this letter from the NVC last week, can someone please tell me what it means. I already entered the U.S on a K-3 visa since September 2007 and I don't know why they still scheduled me an interview in my home country when I am already in the U.S. I thought the I-130 will automatically be cancelled when they approve your I-129F.. Plus I was wondering, maybe that was the reason why my AOS application was transferred to the California Service Center since most of the security checks and that all has already been done by the NVC and the the IV unit at the consulate in home country because I have never seen or heard a K-3 getting transferred to the CSC.

Your input will be greatly appreciated, please don't just read and leave, let me know what you think.

Thanks y'all....Below is the letter :

United State Department of States

National Visa Center

32 Rochester Avenue

Portsmouth, NH 08801-2909

May 25,2008

Dear JACKSON BROWN:

The enclosed information pertains to JACKSON BROWN's interest in immigrating to the United States of America . The National Visa Center(NVC) has completed

its processing of JACKSON BROWN's petition, case number LGS********, and forwarded it to the American Embassy/Consulate in Johannesburg

An immigrant visa interview has been scheduled for the applicant at the U.S Embassy/Consulate in Johannesburg on July 15, 2008

When communicating with the Embassy/Consulate by e-mail, letter or fax, always refer to the applicant's name and case number as they appear below.

Case Number: LGS**********

Principal Applicant Name JACKSON BROWN

Preference Category: CR1-CONDITIONAL SPOUSE OF U.S CITIZEN

Foreign State of Changeability: SOUTH AFRICA..

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[ELW 5]

The whole thing is strange and mysterious, indeed! At any rate, a CR1 visa requires plenty of fees and communication with NVC, how did you get approved with none of that?! Did you file for AOS yet? I would call up USCIS just to inquire about it. Let us know what you find out!

[pushbrk 12,264]

The whole thing is strange and mysterious, indeed! At any rate, a CR1 visa requires plenty of fees and communication with NVC, how did you get approved with none of that?! Did you file for AOS yet? I would call up USCIS just to inquire about it. Let us know what you find out!

Well mysterious if the petitioner didn't communicate with NVC and pay the immigrant visa fees and file the I-864 but not mysterious at all if he did.

So, did the petitioner pay the fees and submit the I-864? If so, just ignore and adjust status. That money is gone, wasted.

[Maintian 0]

I will definitely call the NVC and see about it, because this is kinda strange