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Live In The U.S. With Your Fiancé/Spouse!

K1 Fiancé Visa (also known as a K1 Visa or Fiancé Visa) permits a foreign-citizen fiancé of a U.S. citizen to visit the U.S. to get married. As an American citizen who wishes to marry a foreigner and bring them to the United States, you must apply for a K-1 fiancé visa, and you have 90 days to marry your partner once they arrive in the U.S. As a reputed immigration law firm in New York, we consider it an honor to help our clients navigate the K-1 Fiancé Visa safely and efficiently. Knowing that we played a significant role in helping a couple start their lives together is highly satisfying.

Fiancé Visa Requirements

To qualify to petition the U.S. government for a K-1 fiancé visa, you must:

  • Must be a U.S. citizen.
  • You must have met your soon-to-be spouse in person.
  • Both should be free to marry.
  • Demonstrate that you can financially support your fiancé.
  • Have no major criminal history.

Failure to present evidence will result in the denial of the petition; Gehi & Associates can handle all of the paperwork, attach the necessary evidence, and submit the petition on your behalf. The major objective of this visa class is eventual permanent immigration, so applicants must meet specific requirements that are often associated with immigrant visas; our team makes the entire K-1 process fast and simple; get started today!

Engaging Gehi & Associates can aid with the application process, and choosing our legal services is advised for several reasons; to begin with, the U.S. State Department and USCIS often encounter many fraudulent K-1 applications, leading to a dismissal of many valid petitions. By retaining our services, we can help prove the validity of your petition and avoid getting into this chase, which enhances the likelihood that the U.S. State Department and USCIS will approve a visa.

If you and your fiancé are getting married but have not yet settled in the United States, we can help you achieve both. Hiring an immigration attorney while applying for a fiancé visa is extremely beneficial, as it aids in navigating the complex process with remarkable ease. The entire process requires the preparation and collection of several specified documents as well as the completion of numerous forms. Our experienced assistance and guidance will assist with obtaining a fiancé visa by eliminating the possibility of any omissions or mistakes in the form or execution of the procedure. Gehi & Associates excels in family immigration law, including all kinds of visas and fiancé visas, and we understand everything you need to get approval for a fiancé visa petition.

FAQs

There is no prescribed time for the entire process, but with the help of an experienced immigration attorney you can get it within a reasonable time.
Upon being issued a Fiancé Visa, you must enter the US within six (6) months from the date of issuance.
No. Upon entering the US with a Fiancé Visa, you must apply for adjustment of your status, after getting married to your US citizen Fiancé, to become a lawful permanent resident.
Yes, when applying for a Fiancé Visa you can simultaneously apply for a K-2 Visa which allows your single children of less than 21 years entry into the US. You must state the children’s names in the application form for a Fiancé Visa (Form I-129F).
Fiancé Visas

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