‘Spouse/Fiancé’

Every U.S. Citizen and Immigration Visa Holder would want their loved ones close to them. To help you achieve this, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issues different types of Visas, which allow your loved ones to live with you legally in the U.S.

In this blog, we will walk you through two types of Visas issued by USCIS to the fiancé(e) & spouse of a U.S. citizen. We will give you a clear comprehension of K-1 & K-3 visas to help you clarify the difference between both.

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Guide on obtaining a CR1 and IR1 Spouse Visa

Getting an Immigrant Visa for the U.S.A. is the dream of millions of individuals across the globe. The U.S. Government issues more than thousands of Immigrant Visas every year, including Immediate Relative Visas, allowing your loved ones to stay with you in the U.S.

If you are married to a U.S. Citizen or a Green Card Holder and looking to obtain a Marriage-Based Green Card while living abroad, then you need to apply for a CR-1 Visa or IR-1 Visa through Local Embassy

Got engaged or married? Congratulations!

If your spouse/fiancé is from another country and you are an American citizen, you’ll have to process an immigrant visa for your partner before starting to live together in the USA. Marriage itself does not automatically provide citizenship rights to your partner but it does offer a quicker pathway towards permanent residency.

However, many factors, including the immigration status or history of the applicant largely influence the process. In Houston, a non-immigrant visa lawyer will be able to guide you in getting the Green Card application right.

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