Every year thousands of foreign citizens get married or engaged to U.S. Citizens. The spouse of a U.S. Citizen is categorized under the immediate relative category. The immediate relative category has no quotas associated with it, so potentially limitless numbers of non-U.S citizens every year can emigrate to the United States either under the K-1  Fiance  visa in order to get married in the United States or under the permanent marriage visa.
The requirements for both visas are similar and in fact immediately after marrying under the fiance visa or fiancee visa, the applicant is required to apply for permanent residency as the spouse of a U.S. Citizen. There are certain common requirements for both the US marriage visa and the American fiance visa ,  including the following:
The relationship must be genuine and subsisting in order to qualify for either a marriage visa or a K-1 visa .
In the case of the US fiance visa, both parties must be legally able to marry (e.g. they cannot already be married to someone else – they must obtain a final divorce decree before starting the visa process).

What Can Our Law Firm Do For You?

The law firm has over ten years experience in representing clients in the complete process of emigration to the US, from initial consultation, advising on fiance visa requirements  and/or those pertaining to a US spouse visa ,  through to issuance of America immigration visas by the US Citizenship and Immigration authorities.  We have experienced success in several cases and are proud of our track record. Because of the extensive documentation required for both the marriage green card and the American fiance visa , it is highly advisable to seek competent legal advice. In specific in terms of the US spouse visa and the fiancé/e visa, we need to confirm that the partners satisfy the requirements for applying. Please contact us so that we can help you determine whether this visa category is the best one for you.
If we feel you qualify and you instruct us to represent you then we can promptly initiate your immigration application