WHAT IS A FIANCÉ VISA?

A Fiancé Visa allows someone with foreign national status to come to the United States for the purpose of marrying their fiancé who is a citizen of the United States. This Fiancé Visa is often called a “K-1 Visa”. It allows for travel to the United States and residency within the country for up to 90 days. If a foreign national is already in the United States with another type of Visa, such as a Student or Work Visa, then a K-1 Visa is not necessary. A Fiancé Visa is only necessary if the foreign national fiancé is outside of the United States and wishes to enter for the purpose of getting married.

After the marriage of the foreign national who has a K-1 Visa and the U.S. citizen, the foreign national may apply for a Green Card. In this situation, the ultimate goal would be permanent residency with the U.S. citizen who is now a spouse. If the foreign national plans on returning to their home country, then a green card may not be necessary. Permanent residency is only sought for people who plan on remaining in the United States.

A Fiancé Visa lawyer can help you understand the process that you need to go through in order to obtain a K-1 Visa and eventually a Green Card. Your specific situation may be unique. So it’s best to speak with a Fiancé Visa lawyer who can review your circumstances and guide you through the correct process for you.

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