I-129F petition has been approved, and forwarded to the listed consulate

[OSO 29]

Dear, Visa Journey  Community

 

Last week my petition I-129F (petition for fiance) was approved, thanks God, and I received a hard copy  letter NOA2 over the weekend, but reading the letter I encountered that my petition has been forwarded to the consulate in Colombia, For a moment I thought that it would be sent to the NVC, I made a phone call to them and they said to contact the Embassy of Bogota.

 

This is part of the letter:

 

I-797 NOTICE OF ACTION

The above petition has been approved, and forwarded to the listed consulate, It has been noted this is your third approved I-129F petition.
Please contact the consulate with any questions about visa issuance, or if you would like them to forward the petition to a different consulate.
The petitioner can also file Form I-824, Application for Action on an Approved Application or Petition, to request that we notify another consulate of the petition approval for visa proccesing purposes.

 

My questions are:

WHY THE APPROVED PETITION WAS SENT TO COLOMBIA INSTEAD OF NVC?

IS THERE ANYTHING I HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT?

 

Please note that out of the 2 previous petitions , I only used 1 petition the second one never made it, never used,  year 2013 and 2015  both were for my ex, I'm sorry.

 

I will appreciate your input!

Thank you in advance!!

 

 

[payxibka 10,044]

22 minutes ago, OSO said:

Dear, Visa Journey  Community

 

Last week my petition I-129F (petition for fiance) was approved, thanks God, and I received a hard copy  letter NOA2 over the weekend, but reading the letter I encountered that my petition has been forwarded to the consulate in Colombia, For a moment I thought that it would be sent to the NVC, I made a phone call to them and they said to contact the Embassy of Bogota.

 

This is part of the letter:

 

I-797 NOTICE OF ACTION

The above petition has been approved, and forwarded to the listed consulate, It has been noted this is your third approved I-129F petition.
Please contact the consulate with any questions about visa issuance, or if you would like them to forward the petition to a different consulate.
The petitioner can also file Form I-824, Application for Action on an Approved Application or Petition, to request that we notify another consulate of the petition approval for visa proccesing purposes.

 

My questions are:

WHY THE APPROVED PETITION WAS SENT TO COLOMBIA INSTEAD OF NVC?

IS THERE ANYTHING I HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT?

 

Please note that out of the 2 previous petitions , I only used 1 petition the second one never made it, never used,  year 2013 and 2015  both were for my ex, I'm sorry.

 

I will appreciate your input!

Thank you in advance!!

 

 

It goes to NVC then to the assigned consulate.  NVC is a part of the Department of State

Edited May 17, 2018 by payxibka

[OSO 29]

28 minutes ago, payxibka said:

It goes to NVC then to the assigned consulate.  NVC is a part of the Department of State

That was I thought that it would be sent to the NVC, I called NVC this morning  and they said to contact the Embassy of Bogota, I'm confused!

[payxibka 10,044]

2 minutes ago, OSO said:

That was I thought that it would be sent to the NVC, I called NVC this morning  and they said to contact the Embassy of Bogota, I'm confused!

Your petition is likely not even at NVC yet.  You need to wait a couple of weeks because they don't know about you yet

[OSO 29]

7 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Your petition is likely not even at NVC yet.  You need to wait a couple of weeks because they don't know about you yet

I'm sorry but i don't get it!!

looking at the 2 previous petitions 2013 & 2105 clearly states that were sent to NVC, why this one in particular said on the letter that's has been sent to Consulate?

[payxibka 10,044]

1 minute ago, OSO said:

I'm sorry but i don't get it!!

looking at the 2 previous petitions 2013 & 2105 clearly states that were sent to NVC, why this one in particular said on the letter that's has been sent to Consulate?

USCIS does not assign consulates.  USCIS does not send petitions directly to the consulate.  NVC is the gateway to the consulate system.  USCIS uses boiler plate text on the NOAs.  Your adjudicator chose that language which is not incorrect.  It is being sent to the consulate with a layover at NVC.  Think about it in terms of a flight.  I am going to the Philippines.  I have a layover in Hong Kong.  Am I not still going to the Philippines?

 

I have been on this site for more than 10 years.  You are not the first to receive this text in the NOA

RELAX

[geowrian 22,336]

7 minutes ago, OSO said:

looking at the 2 previous petitions 2013 & 2105 clearly states that were sent to NVC, why this one in particular said on the letter that's has been sent to Consulate?

I don't know why, but there's 2 different approval notice templates that I've seen. Once says it will go to NVC first and the other doesn't. But they all go through NVC first.

[OSO 29]

10 hours ago, payxibka said:

USCIS does not assign consulates.  USCIS does not send petitions directly to the consulate.  NVC is the gateway to the consulate system.  USCIS uses boiler plate text on the NOAs.  Your adjudicator chose that language which is not incorrect.  It is being sent to the consulate with a layover at NVC.  Think about it in terms of a flight.  I am going to the Philippines.  I have a layover in Hong Kong.  Am I not still going to the Philippines?

 

I have been on this site for more than 10 years.  You are not the first to receive this text in the NOA

RELAX

Thank you for the heads up!!

10 hours ago, geowrian said:

I don't know why, but there's 2 different approval notice templates that I've seen. Once says it will go to NVC first and the other doesn't. But they all go through NVC first.

Ok, I see, thank you

 

[Pita 1]

Hi, 

I have gotten the same approval notice as yours. When I contacted nvc they said if the notice says " forwarded to the listed consulate" it means it's going direct to the consulate. I will be contacting my consulate to find out if that's the case. 

[Greenbaum 12,258]

A simple check of ceac.state.gov will advise you if it is still at NVC or it has arrived at your embassy. You will need your case number to initiate the query.