Contacting Montreal Embassy

[wingsforever 0]

Hi Folks

Just wondering if anyone can help me with some info

I had to postpone my CR-1 interview ( which was scheduled for Dec 15th) as I was out of the country and returned back just few days ago , I wrote to the embassy saying my dilemma and also sent them copies of my ticket and earlier note to NVC explicitly letting them know that I cannot be available end of nov till early jan ...I got a reply from the Montreal embassy that "the contents have been noted"

Now here is the issue:

a> Now when i call NVC they say , they dont know as all the files are with Montreal Embassy and that I need to contact them directly

b> Montreal embassy doesnot entertain phone calls, so I emailed them twice still no reply

Any ideas if there is any other way to contact the embassy ?

Any suggestions appreciated and Thank you

Happy New Year!!!

[wowswift 3]

they like to reply to emails on mondays it seems.

[SapphireDreams 71]

I have actually never had a problem getting a reply by email.

Make sure that you are putting your case number in you subject line. The longest I waited for a response was about 3 days, which I thought wasn't bad. I've also really really made sure that my emails are short and sweet. 2 sentences max.

[The_Dude 1,142]

I have actually never had a problem getting a reply by email.

Make sure that you are putting your case number in you subject line. The longest I waited for a response was about 3 days, which I thought wasn't bad. I've also really really made sure that my emails are short and sweet. 2 sentences max.

What she said

I've been emailing them for the past couple of weeks. I've found that the minimum time between me sending an email and them replying, not counting the auto-reply you get immediately after is 2 days. However, more often than not, it is 4 days