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Marriage Based Immigration Attorney In Montebello, California

Can I Bring My Fiancé To The United States?

So, you've found your soulmate beyond the borders of the United States, and now you're ready to unite in marriage. If you envision settling down in the U.S., you have the option to bring your lover home with a fiancé (K-1) visa. Already wedded? Your partner can utilize the USCIS' family-based immigration program (link to family-based visa page) to secure a visa and, in time, permanent residence (green card). Once your fiancé gives their jubilant 'yes', your next connection should be to a proficient immigration law advisor. While the process is intuitive, it demands certain procedures that your foreign fiancé cannot overlook. Ruben Espinoza, Immigration Law Attorney in California, is here to aid you. Reach out to him today.

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What Can an Immigration Lawyer Help Us With?

Going through the process of a K-1 visa application without legal counsel can often lead to delays due to intricate details needing attention. You and your partner must adhere to every law and regulation to the tee. This process can be made less overwhelming (and typically quicker) with input from an adept immigration law advisor like Ruben Espinoza in California. With his guidance, you can ensure that your fiancé visa application is well-documented and articulated correctly. This can be the deciding factor between swift approval and unnecessary delays, saving you both time and money. Focus on your wedding plans and let Ruben Espinoza handle the complexities of the visa process. Schedule your K-1 consultation with Ruben Espinoza today.

What Happens During the Fiancé Visa Application Process?

Initiating the process, you'll need to file your petition and accompanying Affidavit of Support (Form I-864). Ruben Espinoza, a well-versed Immigration law attorney in California, will guide you to understand the significant responsibility assumed by signing this form. This obligation to provide financial support to your spouse persists until they achieve citizenship or complete 40 quarters of work, even divorce doesn't nullify this obligation. Then, upon approval of your petition by the USCIS, your fiancé is required to visit a U.S. consulate or embassy in their home country to secure their visa. Depending on the scenario, they may also need to fulfill certain health prerequisites to acquire their visa. Once your fiancé arrives, the marriage must take place within a non-negotiable time frame of 90 days. Coordination is key in this process, and having Ruben Espinoza by your side can make for a smoother journey towards both the altar and subsequently acquiring a green card.

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