Fairfax K-1 Visa Lawyer

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The K-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa that allows U.S. citizens to bring their fianc(e)s to the United States to get married. It is a temporary visa that lasts for only one year, and a couple must get married within that time frame or the foreign fianc(e) will have to return to their home country.

The K-1 visa is often used by couples who wish to avoid the lengthy and expensive process of obtaining a fianc(e) visa. The fianc(e) visa is available to citizens of countries that have a treaty with the United States. The fianc(e) visa is available to citizens of countries that have a treaty with the United States. The fianc(e) visa is often more difficult to obtain, and it can be expensive. The K-1 visa is a simpler and more cost-effective option for couples who wish to avoid the lengthy and expensive process of obtaining a fianc(e) visa.

At Murray Osorio PLLC, we can help you navigate the K-1 visa process. Our Fairfax K-1 visa lawyer has more than 11 years of legal experience and has handled thousands of cases. Call us at (703) 952-3275 or contact us online to schedule a consultation.

Who Is Eligible for a K-1 Visa?

The K-1 visa is only available to U.S. citizens who are engaged to foreign citizens. The U.S. citizen must have met their fianc(e) in person within the past two years.

The U.S. citizen must demonstrate that they have the intent to marry their fianc(e) within 90 days of the fianc(e) entering the country.

The U.S. citizen must also demonstrate that they are able to support their fianc(e) financially. The couple must also provide evidence that they have met in person within the past two years. This can be demonstrated in a number of ways, including meeting in person in the United States or abroad, phone calls, and electronic communications.

The couple must have a legitimate intention to marry. This means that the couple must be willing to marry within 90 days of the fianc(e) entering the country. The couple must also be able to prove that they have met in person within the past two years.

The couple must also demonstrate that they have a permanent residence in the United States and provide evidence that they have met in person within the past two years. This can be demonstrated in a number of ways, including meeting in person in the United States or abroad, phone calls, and electronic communications.