US Immigration is Very Difficult - That's Why We're Here!

Here are a few questions nearly all of our clients ask. If you have more questions, give us a call.

"How Long Does it Take to Get My Wife/Husband to the USA?"

The CR1/K-3 Visa process is a combination of two petitions that both vary how long they take to complete. Depending on which state you live in, you must file at a preassigned USCIS Service Center which vary on how long it takes to process applications. That being said, the short answer is that it takes from 5 - 12 months, however most petitions are approved in the 6-9 month range.

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"My Fiance or Spouse is Already Here as a Visitor / Student / Employee Can They Stay?"

When someone comes to the USA with the 'intent to marry' on anything but a K-1 visa, it can be a tremendous problem. The government regards this as fraud and it could result in deportation. There are no shortcuts to legal immigration and the government can be extremely harsh when people try.

That said, in some circumstances your fiancé or spouse may be allowed to stay without returning home, but it is not easy. A consultation with one of our Case Coordinators will allow us to assess your case.

"Can't I Just File Some Paperwork at the Embassy Overseas and Bring Her Home With Me?"

Not anymore. The Direct Consular Filing (DCF) option ended a couple of years ago in all but a few rare cases. When US immigration ended full visa processing at the US Embassy, they forced all marriage based petitions to undergo domestic screening with the USCIS. The day of 'bringing your wife home with you' may be over, but when done properly the CR-1 / K-3 process can go rather quickly.

"I Don't Live In California, Can You Still Help Me?"

Yes. Immigration is federal law and we are immigration document specialists serving Americans in all 50 states. With our Website Interface, we can see all of your required information as soon as you enter it. We use this and other technologies to speed up the process and make it easy on both you and your spouse. Of course, Call Us Anytime to discuss your case.

How Much Does it all Cost?

While a typical law firm would charge $3000-$6000 for their fee alone, our one-time fee begins at only $995. In addition, the USCIS filing fee is currently $355. Once approved, the financial affidavit processing and visa issuance will cost between $131 and $470. Your spouse will need to undergo a physical exam and obtain a police certificate, both costs vary by country. Please see our fees page for more detailed information.

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