The kind of good karma you must take for helping ppl like this!

Here's my story

Im a US citizen and I had applied for my son's immigration in 2009. Last week, I got a packet from the National Visa Center. The PAOSF welcome letter indicated that we now need to take this forward submit fee etc.

In the past few years, my son's status has changed. We weren't able to update his application with so much happening. He got married and got divorced. He has not children and he's been traveling as well for work. Meanwhile he also got a Canadian PR so now he's living in Toronto. He hasn't applied to visit us in the US yet, but was planning to. Obviously, with his country of birth Passport, he would need a visa even as a Canadian PR. We were told to not apply for a visit visa as this would automatically potentially disqualify him for a visit visa. Now with the PASOF NVC letter, where does that leave us?

With what little we were able to ask around, we were told that we should proceed as stated in the letter. Select agent (myself - father), pay fee. On the DS260 I can update all my son's info including address, marital status etc. He will be required to submit a copy of his divorce decree together with his other civil documents. Since his residence is already in Canada, he may include a short letter requesting that he be interviewed at the US Embassy in Canada. Of course with proof of residency.

Does this sound legit?