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Hello everyone, my fiancée 129F petition have been approved but I realized I put a wrong consulate location on my petition. I put the information of my fiancée home country consulate on my petition but that consulate doesn't process immigrant visa or fiancée visa at that location, instead they are process at a neighboring country's consulate. Do any of you VJ members have the same issues or any advice as what to do to rectify this without any major delay.

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: India
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If the consulate you put doesn't process K-1 visas then NVC will route it to nearest consulate that does…you can always call NVC to make sure what embassy they are sending your package to

USCIS K1 Fiance Visa Journey: I am the petitioner

6-22-2014 Engagement in India

7-10-2014 I-129F Mailed to Texas Lockbox

7-14-2014 USPS Delivery Confirmation Received via Text Message

7-22-2014 Received text message that case was received(forwarded to California Service Center) and check cashed

7-23-2014 Alien Registration number changed

7-29-2014 NOA1 Hardcopy Received

9-25-2014 Text & E-mail received about status change and checked USCIS website that says petition approved (NOA2)

9-30-2014 NOA2 Hard Copy Received

10-24-2014 Received letter from NVC with case number and that application will be forwarded to embassy

11-03-2014 Consulate Received packet from NVC

11-12-2014 Packet 3 Received

12-04-2014 Interview at US Embassy (Delhi) - Administrative Review

01-14-2015 Turned in papers for Administrative Review

01-28-2015 Turned in papers a 2nd time regarding Administrative Review

02-02-2015 Visa Received

02-21-2015 Entry into Unites State - POE Chicago, IL

03-07-2015 Marriage Date

03-16-2015 Applied for SSN

04-01-2015 Received Social Security Card in mail

04-15-2015 Mailed in I-485 (AOS) and I-785 (EAD)

04-22-2015 Received Text message from USCIS that application was accepted

04-28-2015 Received NOA1 for I-485 and I-765 in the mail

05-04-2015 Received Letter in Mail for Biometrics Appointment on 5/15/2015

05-15-2015 Biometrics Appointment Completed

07-13-2015 Employment Authorization Document Approved

07-23-2015 Employment Authorization Card Received in the mail

10-06-2015 I-485 Approved

10-15-2015 2 year Conditional Green Card Received

08-17-2017 Filed I-751 Removal of Conditions on Green Card

08-30-2017 Removal of Conditions NOA date and 1 year extension letter received

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Bahrain
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Posted

Fill out an email and send to NVCInquiry@state.gov

It should have the following information

Subject: Your Case number / Update Embassy Location

In the body of the email

1. Beneficiary Full Name : Person being sponsored full name

2. Date of Birth for Beneficiary: Dob here

3. Case number: Your case number

4. Petitioner full name: The petitioners full name

5. Petitioners Date of Birth: The petitioners full Date of Birth

6. Reason for Inquiry: Change location of embassy from X to Y. Please see attached documentation as proof that the embassy should change.

V/r;

Your name

Your Contact Information

Your Address on record

Make sure to attach whatever proof you have for this in the email as well.

If you do not fill it out properly, they will only kick your email back and you will need to resend it.

It takes several weeks to get a response on these emails.

Posted

Thanks you all, that's what I thought too. I send an email to NVC telling them I put in a wrong consulate location and also email both consulate trying to see where the package is shipped to. I will follow up with a call tomorrow and see what they say.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Iran
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Posted

I was in the same situation and I did contact NVC, but once they receive your case they quickly send out to the listed embassy. Sometimes they don't catch mistakes and send it to a wrong place. If that happens e-mail the correct embassy to have them transfer your file. They say it takes 4 weeks. They will requst file for you. Good luck.

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