Fiance visa or Spouse visa?

I am a matchmaker and founded http://www.heartofasiaonline.com When marriage results, my couples often ask advice on how to accomplish immigration, and reunite in the USA Today choosing between a Fiancee and Spousal visa, is usually just a choice of what makes the couple happiest. Talk with your Fiancee and find out what will make the two of you the most happy: A wedding in her Country or a wedding in USA. If you already have met your fiancee face to face, you can start the fiancee visa process right away.

Alternatively if you wish to marry first, you will have to wait until after the honeymoon before starting the marriage visa process. The K-1 fiancee visa allows your fiancee to come to the USA to marry you. Once here you marry, then apply for her Green Card.

The CR-1 marriage visa process, automatically includes the application for the Green Card. You save USCIS application fees of $1,200 Comparison A. The proof that you have a "bone fide" relationship is about the same.

B. The time it takes to get the visa is about the same. C.

The paperwork is about the same. K1 Fiancee Visa.

Yes, I agree that the K-1 (fiance) visa is a great way to go. On the application, you'll indicate the intended date of the wedding. Your fiance's visa will start running 90 days before that day.

The nifty thing about the K-1 is that, after you are married, your husband/wife is eligible for adjustment of status - much quicker process overall when it's done right. HOWEVER - the process can be a bit tricky so you might want to consult with an immigration lawyer in your area to make all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted. Good luck with it and congratulations!

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