rory1986

Thanks for the advice all, I emailed the Dublin & London embassies yesterday and received a call from the Dublin embassy in the evening.

They said it must have been a mistake, and that they would contact London to have our case transferred. They told me it shouldn't take longer than a week.

As I said to the lady at the embassy, it feels like a load off my shoulders.

This may be a weird question but how close to the boarder towns are you. Because I know that some of the 6 northern countries have been sent to London for their interview. But if you are in the republic I don't see why you were sent there unless by mistake.

The other question I would ask is can you make it to London? If it goes back to the nvc it could take ages. But if you're willing to wait for the dublin interview that you should contact London first and then Dublin

I'm actually right down in the south-east in county Waterford

I could make it to London, it's an extra expense and stress but if it was the best option, I'd go with it.

Right now we just want to figure out what's going on so we can plan.

Hi,

My fiancée and I have been working through the K1 visa process for the past few months, and things has been progressing well, up until this week.

My fiancée (the petitioner) received a letter Monday from the NVC that they had forwarded our case to the US Embassy in London. The problem being that I am a citizen and resident of the Republic of Ireland. We specified the embassy in Dublin in our I-129F as where the case should be forwarded to.

My fiancée called the NVC yesterday to enquire why our case was going to London, but they didn't provide any information and just told her to contact the embassy for any information.

We can't call the embassies today with the holiday, but we would like to know as soon a possible if a mistake has been made so it can be corrected, or whether this is a standard or common occurrence.

Anyone here have anything similar happen when applying from Ireland?

Thanks,

Rory