Fiance visa support

Fiance visas + K1 US immigration visa expert provides low cost help to bring your life partner to America.

If you are an American citizen, and you are considering marriage to a person overseas, in order to permit your bride or fiancee to enter the USA, you must apply for a visa.   A fiancee visa (K1 Visa) allows a non-resident the opportunity to visit the USA for 90 days to meet and have exposure to her US Citizen fiancee's family, friends, home, situation and environment.  It is a great idea, to help couples get to know each other better before committing to marriage.  She does not have to marry the fiancee.  However she must leave the USA if she has not married the fiancee within the 90 days

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1.  What is a Fiancee Visa?

A fiancee visa (K1 Visa) allows a non-resident the opportunity to visit the USA for 90 days to meet and have exposure to her US Citizen fiancee's family, friends, home, situation and environment.  It is a great idea, to help couples get to know each other better before committing to marriage.  She does not have to marry the fiancee.  However she must leave the USA if she has not married the fiancee within the 90 days.

2.  How long does it take to get the visa granted? 

If the application forms are properly completed and submited it normally takes 6 to 9 months.

3. How long does it take to get a Spousal Visa (K3)?

Though immigration has officially stated Fiancee and Spousal visa application should take an equivalent time to process, spousal visas are still taking twice as long to be processed, on average 12 to 18 months. is the same.

4. Do I need to meet my fiancee in person?

Yes, you really must meet her in person before applying. In only the RAREST of circumstances will the INS grant a fiance visa if the couple has not met. If you have extraordinary hardship, or religious grounds that prevent you meeting the fiancee in advance of applying you might get approval. However not being able to pay for a plane ticket, or not having time off from work, never is accepted as a reason.

5. Can I start the application  process before my trip to meet the fiancee?

It is a good idea to "know before you go" exactly what documents and items you will need for your application, so that you can discuss these with your fiancee in person, and obtain all or most during your trip. The Fiance Visa DIY Basic package includes documents and checklists that will help you make  the time you spend more effective.

6. Can I marry my Fiancee in her country then bring her back right away.

No. If you decide to marry her first, then after the marriage you can apply for a Spousal visa.

7. How do I document my relationship with my fiancee?

Typically copies or correspondences and photos of the two of you together are required to demonstrate the duration and quality of the relationship. In addition attached to the application should be an essay in your own words where you describe the nature of your relationship. Our consultant will help you with the details needed for this essay.

Expert Tip # 2

Don’t try to get a waiver to avoid the requirement to meet your Fiancee in person. Unless it is incontrovertible that you are not physically able to meet her, attempting to avoid the meeting reflects poorly on whether the relationship is truly sincere. The Fiancee Visa eligibility rules require that you have met your Fiancee in person within the two years prior to your filing your application. The regulations provide a loophole allowing a waiver to the physical meeting. This waiver has been written to allow couples with special circumstances to skip the meeting, specifically if the meeting will cause “unusual hardship” or violates strict cultural or religious practices. If your religion arranges marriages and the bride and the groom are not allowed to see each other till the wedding day, or if you are in an iron lung, then by all means apply for the waiver. However, hating to fly or not wanting to pay for a plane ticket or having a busy work schedule will not result in the waiver being granted. Remember, USCIS needs to be convinced of the seriousness and sincerity of your relationship in order to approve the visa application. One expects a sincere suitor eagerly anticipating spending his future life together with his Fiancee to not miss any opportunity to meet and be with her as early and as often as possible.
 

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