Attorney For Fiancé Visas
Our attorneys provide assistance with the K-1 visa process, including guidance on eligibility, required documentation, and the steps involved in petitioning for a fiancé to enter the United States. Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own merits. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.
Fiancé Visas: Bridging Love Across Borders
At CLS Law Firm, we assist clients with the K-1 visa process for bringing a fiancé to the United States. Our attorneys provide guidance on petition preparation, documentation, consular processing, and post-entry adjustment of status to help clients understand the legal requirements involved in fiancé-based immigration.
Establishing a Bona Fide Relationship
In K-1 fiancé visa cases, demonstrating a bona fide relationship is a key requirement. At CLS Law Firm, we assist clients in preparing supporting documentation that may include communications, photographs, shared financial records, and written statements from family and friends.
Evidence Preparation: We assist clients in compiling documentation that aligns with USCIS expectations and supports the relationship.
Structured Narrative Support: Our team helps couples organize their timeline and relationship history in a factual manner for immigration officials to review.
Navigating the K-1 Visa Process
Obtaining a K-1 visa involves multiple legal and procedural steps. We support clients through the petition, interview, and adjustment of status phases, providing legal guidance throughout the process.
Step-by-Step Legal Support: We advise clients on completing Form I-129F, preparing for the consular interview, and filing the I-485 adjustment of status application once the fiancé arrives in the U.S.
Process Clarity: Clients receive a clear outline of eligibility requirements, timelines, and document expectations from start to finish.
Meeting Financial Requirements
U.S. sponsors must meet financial criteria to support their fiancé upon arrival. We provide assistance to sponsors in understanding and meeting these requirements.
Affidavit of Support Guidance: We help prepare Form I-134 (and, if applicable, Form I-864), and advise on using income, assets, or a joint sponsor to meet financial thresholds.
Documentation Review: Our attorneys assist in compiling pay stubs, tax returns, and employment verification to support the application.
Personalized Legal Support for Couples
At CLS Law Firm, we understand that every K-1 case is unique. We provide legal services tailored to each couple’s individual circumstances.
Tailored Advice: Our attorneys offer legal guidance based on the specifics of each client’s relationship, immigration history, and timeline.
Ongoing Support: From initial consultation to visa approval and adjustment of status, we work to keep clients informed and prepared at each stage.
Common Questions About Fiancé Visas
Eligibility for a Fiancé Visa in Miami
In Miami, U.S. citizens who have received a K-1 visa for their foreign-national fiancé(e) and plan to marry within 90 days of the fiancé(e)'s entry into the U.S. should follow federal immigration guidelines.
Fiancé Visa Requirements for Miami Applicants
Applicants in Miami must have met their fiancé(e) in person within the last two years, be legally free to marry, and meet the income requirements for the Affidavit of Support according to U.S. immigration regulations.
Fiancé Visa Processing Time in Miami
The timeframe for obtaining a fiancé visa in Miami generally ranges from 6 to 9 months from the application to visa issuance, depending on USCIS processing times.
Consequences of Not Marrying Within 90 Days in Miami
Bringing Fiancé’s Children to Miami on a K-2 Visa
Unmarried children under 21 of a fiancé(e) may be eligible to accompany the K-1 visa holder to Miami on a K-2 visa.
Applying for a Fiancé Visa from Miami
The application process for Miami residents involves filing Form I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e). Upon approval, the fiancé(e) may apply for a K-1 visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
Financial Obligations for Sponsoring a Fiancé in Miami
Miami applicants must demonstrate they meet the minimum income requirement for an Affidavit of Support to establish the financial ability to support their fiancé(e).
Post-Marriage Steps in Miami for Fiancé Visa Holders
After marriage in Miami, a spouse may apply to adjust their status to lawful permanent resident by submitting Form I-485, according to U.S. immigration procedures.
Traveling Outside the U.S. on a K-1 Visa from Miami
Fiancé(e)s in Miami on a K-1 visa generally require Advance Parole to exit and re-enter the U.S. However, obtaining Advance Parole may not be advisable due to the limited validity period of the visa.
A Future of Love and Joy: Schedule a Consultation
Our attorneys provide legal guidance throughout the K-1 fiancé(e) visa process, assisting with eligibility review, application preparation, and supporting documentation. We help ensure your petition is completed and submitted in accordance with U.S. immigration law.