Visa processed in Mexico and stamped in New York

[Vmendez]

Dear forum,
I come to you in search for an answer.
I processed my Visitor TRV at the Mexico office since I applied from South America.
The visa was approved but I had to travel by emergency to the USA. I am currently there.
Does anyone knows what should I do in order to have the visa stamped by the office in NY?
I sent an email to Mexico and they indicated NY can finish my application but did not provide any further instructions.
Has any of you been through this? Should I send my passport with the visa approval letter to NY and that's it?

Help please! ???

 

[y-axisoverseas]

Canadian Visa office in New York

Responsible for Temporary Resident Applications from:
(Includes visitors, students, temporary workers and permanent resident travel documents)
Visitors visas for Bermuda, St. Pierre et Miquelon, United States (including Puerto Rico), and Virgin Islands (US)
Temporary work permits for Bermuda, St. Pierre et Miquelon, United States (including Puerto Rico), and Virgin Islands (US)
Temporary resident permits for Bermuda, St. Pierre et Miquelon, United States (including Puerto Rico), and Virgin Islands (US)
Study permits: The visa office in New York only accepts Study Permit applications from citizens of, and persons lawfully admitted to, Bermuda. Study permit applications from citizens or persons legally admitted to the United States (including Puerto Rico) and St. Pierre et Miquelon should be submitted to the Consulate General of Canada in Los Angeles.

For more information on the same you could also refer to Canada’s official migration website: www.cic.gc.ca

 

[scylla]

Canadian Visa office in New York
Responsible for Temporary Resident Applications from:
(Includes visitors, students, temporary workers and permanent resident travel documents)
Visitors visas for Bermuda, St. Pierre et Miquelon, United States (including Puerto Rico), and Virgin Islands (US)
Temporary work permits for Bermuda, St. Pierre et Miquelon, United States (including Puerto Rico), and Virgin Islands (US)
Temporary resident permits for Bermuda, St. Pierre et Miquelon, United States (including Puerto Rico), and Virgin Islands (US)
Study permits: The visa office in New York only accepts Study Permit applications from citizens of, and persons lawfully admitted to, Bermuda. Study permit applications from citizens or persons legally admitted to the United States (including Puerto Rico) and St. Pierre et Miquelon should be submitted to the Consulate General of Canada in Los Angeles.

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