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The
only way foreign fiancees may enter the United States is by securing a
"K" Visa. Tourist, visitor or guest visas are rarely issued to single
women
because the United States government has no guarantee they will return
to
their native country after the visa expires.
Who is eligible to file for a K-1 Fiancee Visa? American citizens who have personally met their ladyfriends within the last two years and have sufficient evidence of their meeting in person. The Immigration Marriage Fraud Amendments of 1986 require you to have met your fiancee in person within the past two years. Basically stated: It’s very advisable to travel to Russia or another country easily accessible by your fiancee to meet, confirm your relationship and become engaged. A Fiancee Visa is a
non-immigrant visa. It allows your
fiancee
to enter the United States for the purpose of marriage. The marriage
must occur within the 90 day life span of the K-1 Visa. If the marriage
does not take place within the 90 day life span of the visa, your
ladyfriend must return to her home country before the visa expires!
Applicants must be legally able to marry in the United States. All divorce and annulment proceedings must be complete and the decrees must verify that each of you is legally able to marry. The unmarried minor child(ren) under the age of 21, are eligible to receive a K-2 non-immigrant visa. These children should be named on the K-1 application form and may travel to the United States up to one year after your fiancee is issued her K-1 Visa. If a child follows after a year, a separate immigrant visa petition is required. Contact us: nevesta@live.com 
(c) Copyright 2002 "Nevesta International" Fiancee Visa Support Revised March 2008 |
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