Don't Let Immigration Forms Keep You from Happily Ever After

So you met someone outside the U.S., and now you want to tie the knot?

Make sure you know these 5 things. 

NO MORE

LONG DISTANCE

The K-Visa is for people living outside of the U.S. If your fiancé is already in the country, he or she doesn't need one. 

Adjust Status Instead

FOR

CITIZENS ONLY

You must be a U.S. citizen to petition for your fiancé. Legal permanent residents don't have the K-1 privilege at this time. 

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BE BONA FIDE

You must show that you met your fiancé in person at least once during the past two years and that your relationship is legitimate. 

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LOVE ON A DEADLINE

You have 90 days from the time your fiancé enters the U.S. to get married. After the wedding, he or she can apply for residency. 

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ALL IN THE FAMILY

If your fiancé has children under age 21, they can get K-2 visas to accompany their parent to the U.S.

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We Take Care of the Legal

You Take Care of the Love

While you plan the wedding, we put together the application and prep your fiance for the visa interview.

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Prove You're Bona Fide

Get a head start on the application process by collecting these documents now. They'll help show the government that your relationship is real:

Text messages, emails, and letters you've exchanged 

Copies of hotel reservations and rental car bills

Photos of you together and with each others' family and friends

Captions explaining what's happening in the photos and why they're important

Evidence of interaction on social media

 
 

Say "I Do" To

An Easy Immigration Process

Tell us how we can help you get started with the K-1 visa, request an appointment with an attorney, or ask any questions you have. We'll get back to you within one business day and won't share your information with anyone.