angellightboy

No worries! Also, if it is extenuating circumstances I have heard that consulates are allowed to do DCF, but that does require like a true life or death emergency. You can see more here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/petition/submit-a-petition/filing-petitions-outside-the-us.html

DCF is NOT available in Canada. We just finished the process for a CR1 by USCIS -> NVC -> State Dept (US Consulate Montreal). It takes about 1 year and Montreal is the only place in Canada that conducts immigrant visa processing. Hope that answers your question!  

7 minutes ago, jle2234 said:

I ended up getting two more copies of the same letter... One to my previous address in Canada and one to my husband's previous address. The strangest thing is that my husband updated his address nearly a year ago, so I'm not even sure how that address is still on their mailing list (considering we also got the letter at the updated address).

Yeah they sent it to all addresses for us to.... Canada and my folks address in the US. Feel lied to almost by the date on the letter... freaked me out because we just had the interview and my folks called saying they got a letter requesting documents haha... nice to know it was just an(other) error from them.

I also had received a letter dated November 20, 2017 but my case was complete in September and the interview was scheduled (and subsequently approved) on November 22. Really wish they would get their act together as even the redesigned website at state has now many broken links.