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K-1 Fiancé(e) Visa 


Bringing your fiancé(е)  to the United States. As a United States citizen, you may petition to bring a foreign national fiancé(е) to the United States under the K-1 visa category. Children may also accompany foreign nationals to the United States under this category. Immigration Attorneys at Birg Law are experienced in bringing your loved one to the United States and can help you navigate through the highly specialized field of U.S. Immigration Law.

K-1 VISA
Fiancé(e)

The US Department of State publishes its opinion on the political and other conditions of almost every country. That includes such topics as corruption, the treatment of minorities, the judicial system, etc. If the circumstances described in your biography do not coincide with the opinion of the State. In terms of conditions in your country, you have to work harder to win your case. Be sure to consult a lawyer.

The petitioner of the K-1 fiancé(e) visa petition must be a U.S. citizen. The parties must have met in person within the two (2) year period prior to filing the petition; however, a waiver of this requirement may be granted in certain cases. The parties also must provide proof that they have a bona fide intention to marry within ninety (90) days of the fiancee’s entry into the United States and that there are no legal impediments to marriage.

Unmarried children of the K-1 beneficiary may accompany the K-1 fiance visa beneficiary to the United States on a K-2 visa. Children in K-2 visa status may attend school and, after the marriage of the K-1 parent to the U.S. citizen petitioner, may apply for employment authorization.

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