A: As you begin this process you must be very careful of information you accept to be true regarding your Fiancee K-1, Spouse K-3 Visa application. During a recent search on the internet of so called visa help sites, we discovered that some of the information contained on those sites was so outdated that your application would not even be considered. Some information on these websites had not been updated since 1992. With things changing so fast at the INS, and the State Department even advice from someone that just received a Fiancee K-1 or K-3 might not be accurate. (e.g. in Thailand all Embassy Forms and procedures have changed in the past week.) Also the INS has adjusted filing fees in the past few days. The do it your self method might work for some but ask yourself if it is worth NOT EVER being with your loved one, to save a few dollars now. Also, with INS reporting, and dealing with a nearly 2 million case backlog, you might consider how long you wish to wait to be with your loved one, and hire us to start the process as soon as possible. Naturally, we are not saying that we are the only Attorney Service that can get you a visa, what we are saying is that it would be in your best interest to have an Attorney Service obtain your Visa. Please keep in mind that just because you are able to operate on yourself, you likely wouldn’t do it, because if you make a mistake it could be a grave one. The same premise applies here and one mistake could make the difference between a visa request being approved, or DENIED.
A: Visas vary depending on where you live which dictates which Service Center you go to. For both the K1 and K3, the wait time can be a few months to a year. We cannot guarantee a time. However, we make sure your packet is submitted correctly the first time to avoid setbacks which can costs you months.
A: Yes, as long as you provide us with complete accurate information. We offer a money back guarantee or a free appeal. It is your choice.
A: Our prices are the most competitive prices for immigration law attorneys. We charge what we believe to be fair and competitive prices for the professional, competent representation that you will receive.
A: Not a problem as long as you let us know in advance.
A: We suggest with all that is changing now at the BCIS, and the Embassies, that you should begin the process as soon as possible, we can offer many ways to help you now, ask us.
A: That is a very remote possibility, but the process takes much longer, has a much lower likelihood of success and should you decide to marry only provide you with a temporary solution, and could lead to other problems that can be avoided by getting a fiancee or spouse Visa.
A: No you are not required to marry your fiancee once they come to the United States. A fiancee Visa merely gives you permission to marry should you so desire. If you decide not to marry your fiancee the only requirement is that they must leave the United States before the Visa expires. Also, you are permitted to receive multiple fiancee Visa's (until you decide to get married), and you are also permitted to bring the same fiancee to the United States multiple times, so what are you waiting for?.
If you been denied a Fiancee or Spouse Visa, contact us, we have gotten approvals for many people who have been previously denied.