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RFE - eligibility to process visa in country of residence

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I have received a RFE from the NVC for a visa showing at least 6 months remaining before they can send my application to the Montreal embassy.

I am a British citizen currently living and working in Canada on a temporary visa. My current Canadian visa expires in May I cannot provide this evidence. I am considering asking NVC to process my case through the London embassy. Has anyone had their CR1 application transferred from one embassy to another during the process? I have submitted the AOS, and all civil documents, NVC are just now waiting for the evidence they have requested.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

 
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