Can someone explain the entire fiance visa process from start to finish?
Answer:
Fiance Visa for what country? If to the USA then the requirements are that you are a USC citizen and that you and your fiance have met in person within the last 2 years and that you are both single and free to marry.
The process is as follows:
1. Fill out Form I-129F Petition for Alien Fiance by USC Citizen & Forms G-325A Biographical Information filled out by both USC & Alien Fiance.
2. Include with the forms, supporting documents (copies of birth certificates, passport copies, divorce certificates if any, evidence of having met in person and evidence of an ongoing relationship.
3. Mail petition to the Service Center having jurisdicition over your place of residence in the US.
4. You will receive the first Notice of Action (NOA) which will confirm reciept of your petition and estimated processing time.
5. Receive NOA #2 which is the approval notice of the petition.
6. The approved petition will then be forwarded to the National Visa Center who will then forward it to the Consulate/Embassy in your fiance's country.
7. The Consulate/Embassy will send out Package 3 to your fiance with instructions for getting a medical and more forms that will need to be filled out and returned by your fiance.
8. Once your fiance submits the forms the Consulate/Embassy requires the Consulate/Embassy will send to your fiance Package 4 which is the interview appointment date.
9. Your fiance will attend the interview and if all goes well, receive the K-1 Visa.
10. Once the K-1 Visa is put in your fiance's passport, your fiance then has 6 months in which to activate the K-1 (entering the US) and once in the US, you have 90 days in which to get married.
11. Once married, you will need to file Form I-485 Adjustment of Status to Permanent Resident.
Don't even try that. Is not for being negative, but don't marry someone who doesn't have papers, if she is not from the U.S.,why do you think she wants to marry you?.
I hope is not that but I hate that kind of girls
Depends which country your fiance is from and which one you want to take her to. For example, a Thai fiance going to England:-
You need to download and fill in form VAF 2Oct2006.pdf and ask at the visa section of the British Embassy which documents are required for a fiance.
Probably they will want to see, evidence of where you met, how long you have been together and how well you know each other.
They will want to see his or her passport
Your bank statement
Details of your income and/or employment
Evidence that you are free to marry
A medical Certificate
Information about where you intend to live.
All translated to English by an approved translation service
Probably they will want to interview your fiance and possibly you too but seperately.
Morena is right ! 90% of marriages to girls who wants to come to the west, end in divorce once they get their papers or green cards. Don't get sucked* into this trap of lies by them saying " I LOVE YOU ". It is I LOVE YOU till i get my Green Card ,then " FUC*K YOU ".
Look the fiance visa is a long drawn out process. First of all please and I mean please be sure this is something that you really want to do. There are some great immigration attorneys in La Jolly California who can advise you. Go to this web site there is a ton of information about fiance visas. Then after you have read it and talked to these people I would recommend getting their services. They are outstanding. Just remember this is an expensive process but these people can tell you everything and will advise you and they can make it happen. Outstanding immigration attorneys. Here is their link:
http://www.fianceevisas.com/
I agree with rgame... minus the lawyer and stuff (very expensive). The fiance visa does take quite sometime. Aleternative, if you are absolutely sure that you want to get married and you want to minimize the expenses, your fastest mean would be to go to the country of origin and get married there. Of course you will have to seek permission from the US embassy of the host country. Two of my friends have gone through this route, I'm just not sure what documentations are required. If you email me, I will try and get some info for you. Best of luck :)
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