Fiancée visa

We provide complete assistance to ensure a trouble free and fast processing of your case. Our accurate and competent documents preparation and submission enables to avoid any process delays. We can obtain, fill out and submit all forms required, translate and notarize documents required to be presented by your fiancee during an interview. We also give complete instructions to you and your fiancee throughout the process, and can solve any problem that appears in the course of visa processing.

If you and the lady of your choice decide to apply for the visa during your meeting, you can let us know, and we will start the process right away, this would save weeks and expenses for sending your papers from Ukraine by Express mail.

Your fiancée (and her children if any) will have to pass a medical examination in Kiev, then to travel for an interview to the US Embassy in Warsaw, Poland. We provide services that facilitate these tasks for the woman and ensure that she is safe and comfortable.

How can I bring my fiancée to the United States?

This process takes a lot of time and money. Before you begin, you must be certain that you have both of those resources available to you. The best way to bring your fiancée to the United States is to apply for the Fiancée Entry Visa for them. Chances for approval of any other type of visa are very slim.

Below is an excerpt from a document outlining the recourse available to you, and the conditions:
A fiancée k-1 visa is a one way, one time, 90 day visa, issued to a foreigner for the sole purpose of marrying a U.S. citizen. It is NOT issued for the purpose of getting to know someone better.

If you marry a foreigner in the U.S. on another kind of visa, it will take 10 to 15 months to get your spouse a visa, who will have to return home and await the process. Without help, this can easily take up to several years.

The advantages of a fiancée k-1 visa:

It's the fastest visa to get.
Unmarried child(ren) under 21 can be included on the same petition as a k-2 derivative.
The Affidavit of Support is easier to qualify for.

Qualifications for filing a fiancée k-1 visa petition:

You must have met your fiancée in person within the last two years.
You both must be free to marry.
You must be a U.S. Citizen.
You must have sufficient income to qualify for the Affidavit of Support.

The process of getting your fiancée a k-1 visa:

After you've met in person, and have unquestioned proof of meeting, you must file an I-129f alien fiancée k-1 visa petition with the INS.

Upon approval, it will be sent to the U.S. Consulate in his/her country.

They will notify your fiancée, who will then apply for the visa.

The U.S. Consulate will then schedule a visa interview for your fiancée.

A medical exam must be taken just prior to the interview.

If all goes well, your fiancée will get the k-1 visa after or at the interview.

With the visa in hand, your fiancée can then come to marry you. The visa must be used within six months.

After your fiancée arrives in the U.S.

You must marry within 90 days.
To get a Greencard (permanent residence), a change of status must be filed before the visa expires, else your spouse must return to his/her country
Because the change of status now takes almost 2 years, an application for employment authorization must also be filed.
If your new spouse leaves the U.S. without the change of status being approved, reentry to the U.S. will not be permitted, UNLESS an application for advance parole is approved first (before leaving).

After the change of status is granted, your spouse will have CR-1 Conditional Resident status. That is an IR-1 Immigrant Resident with a conditional attachment. This conditional attachment must be removed within the 90 day window, just prior to the 2 year anniversary of filing for the change of status.

The Visitor or Tourist visa or other kinds of nonimmigrant visas are often thought to be a better idea, because then your lady can come here to marry you and you don't have to go there. The problem with this is that it's getting almost impossible for a single lady to get such a visa. Also, marrying here on a nonimmigrant visa is a violation of the no-intent-to-immigrate pledge of her visa application, and she could be barred from the U.S. for years.

To obtain U.S. citizenship, the alien spouse may apply for U.S. Citizenship anytime after having been married to the original petitioner/spouse for 3 years. U.S. Citizenship is not automatic. It is optional and must be applied for at the district INS office.

This overview covers Fiance Visa to USA only. Please email us for information on fiancée visa for countries other than USA.