Who May Get A Fiancé Visa?

By Lozano Law Firm - Abogados de Inmigración · 2024-04-05T15:49:26.000Z

In order to get a Fiancé Visa, both parties must qualify under immigration laws. To qualify for a Fiancé Visa, you must be able to prove the following: The petitioner is a U.S. citizen; The petitioner plans on marrying the foreign national within 90 days of their entry into the country; Both the petitioner and foreign national have physically met within the last two years; and Both parties are legally able to marry in the United States. The process of qualifying for a Fiancé Visa can be complex. A fiancé visa lawyer can help you determine if you qualify and complete appropriate documentation. You will have to submit proof to the government that you meet all of these qualifications. A Fiancé Visa lawyer can review your information and help you navigate the K-1 Visa application. Lozano Law Firm - Abogados de Inmigración 5718 University Heights Blvd #104 San Antonio, TX 78249 (210) 899-2290 https://abogadolozano.com

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Lozano Law Firm - Abogados de Inmigración is an immigration law firm that serves various communities in Texas. The firm, founded by Alfred Lozano, is dedicated to providing each client with personalized and cost effective immigration solutions. Mr. Lozano's passion for immigration law is rooted in h…

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