Fiancé Visas

Fiancé Visa Attorneys - Atlanta, Georgia

The fiancé visa (K visa) allows entry for both the fiancé and his or her children. It is a temporary visa — valid only for ninety days.

To qualify for the fiancé visa, the U.S. citizen generally must have met his or her fiancé within the past two years and be able to show proof that there is a relationship by documentation — for example, pictures, letters, used airline tickets, e-mail, etc. Further requirements include the intent to marry within ninety days after entry. The fiancé would be required to leave the U.S. if he or she does not marry the U.S. citizen within the ninety-day time frame.

The attorneys at the Immigration Center of America can evaluate your situation, complete the required form (I-129F — Petition for Alien Fiancé) for you, and help your fiancé obtain a visa.

If the fiancé intends to live in the U.S. permanently, the fiancé will have to apply for resident alien status after marriage. An advantage for the person who has obtained resident alien status through marriage to a U.S. citizen, is that the resident alien only has to wait three years to apply for naturalization, while other resident aliens have to wait five years. The Immigration Center of America at Melville Johnson, P.C. can also help your fiancé obtain permanent residency status as well as U.S. citizenship.

The Immigration Center of America at Melville Johnson, P.C. responds quickly in all immigration and visa-related matters. Our lawyers stand ready to help you.

For a free initial consultation with a case intake manager at Melville Johnson, P.C., call 877-524-9111 toll free, or contact us online.