Fiancé Visas

We guide you through the many stages of the fiancé visa path

We understand how difficult it can be to be living apart from your loved one. Obtaining a fiancé visa is a multi-stage process. If not filed properly, your application can be subject to delays at each stage. But sometimes this path is not the best option for you and your loved one, which is why during the in-depth initial consultation our experienced immigration lawyers can help you decide whether this is the best path for you in the first place. If the fiancé visa is indeed the best path, we will manage the process for you each step of the way to avoid unnecessary delay or denial of your application.

Eligibility requirements

If you are a U.S. citizen, you may sponsor your fiancé to enter the United States on a K-1 fiancé visa. One important requirement that individuals representing themselves often do not get right is documenting that you have met your fiancé in person within the last two years.  There are exceptions to this requirement, but they are specific and limited.

Once your fiancé enters the United States, you are required to get married within 90 days. After the marriage takes place, you must file an application inside the United States for your fiancé or fiancée to become a lawful permanent resident/green-card holder.

Please contact us if you have any questions about the process. The initial consultation is confidential. Based on our in-depth experience and up-to-date knowledge of the laws, we will provide you with an honest and thorough assessment so that you can make the best decision about how to move forward.

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You’re in the right place if you are thinking about reaching out for help, want to understand your options, or just want to know more about working with us. Here is a brief overview of what you can expect when you begin your journey with Stouffer Law.

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