US Immigration from Canada

Hello, we recently received an update on our I-129F case saying the following " your case was sent to the Department of State for visa processing. You can find general information on Consular Processing by visiting our website at www.uscis.gov . The website will provide information on what to do next, who to contact, and how to inform us of any changes in your situation or address."

So what does this actually mean, is it approved? Hence it is sent for visa processing? We thought it would say one of the three Approved/Rejected or Denial.

Isn't it suppose to be sent to NVC?

What are we to do next? and what should we expect in the next coming weeks/months?

Thank you~

Does all mail that comes from the USCIS and embassy go to the petitioner? Besides the visa, what other mail will come to the beneficiary? Beneficiary has had a change of address and now uses a P.O box.

Dear users,

I'm new here, therefore apologies if this topic was already discussed. I wasn't able to locate.

We submitted our I-129f documents in August 2023. Received our first NOA1 August 31, 2023.

No updates since then.

I would preferably want to enrol my child 7 years old (who is also immigrating with me ) for the 2024 school year while we are waiting for the K1, K2 visas.

my questions are as follows:

1) Can I enrol my child while visiting the US and while waiting on my Visa ?

2) If yes, would this impact my visa application negatively?

I don't intend to illegally work or marry my partner in US. However, I would prefer longer visitations to the US and enrol my child to a public school.

Once I hear from the USCIS, I will return back to my current location, Canada and proceed with the interview etc.

Thank you~

Asking for a friend who finds themselves unable to join. AFAIK the question is a bit time sensitive

"My sponsor is on ssdi, she lives with her 4 children's all of which are minors, out of which 3 childrens receives survivor benefits from the gov itself which comes to the petitioners bank account, so how to calculate her total annual income?

Just add what she makes ssdi on, or add all the incomes together that she gets from the gov including the children's getting survivor benefits (which is their dad passed away)"