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What Is a Fiancé Visa?
If you are the fiancé of an American who currently lives abroad and wishes to obtain a visa to come to the U.S. to marry, you must file first for a special fiancé visa, and then after your marriage, you may file for a Green Card.
Am I Eligible for a Fiancé Visa?
You are eligible for a Fiancé Visa if you intend to marry a U.S. citizen whom you've met within the last two years and are legally able to marry (not currently married). You must be able to prove these requirements through documentation. If the alien fiancé has children under the age of 21, they may also be eligible to immigrate to the U.S.
How Long Will it Take to Obtain My Fiancé Visa?
It may take six months to get the fiancé visa and then another year after your marriage before you receive a permanent visa (Green Card).
How Do I Apply for a Fiancé Visa?
- The American citizen must file form I-129 F, called a Petition for Alien Relative on behalf of their fiancé and proof of U.S. citizenship
- Each fiancé must file form G-325A, a biographical information sheet
- You must submit photos of your fiancé
- You must submit copies of divorce papers or death certificates if fiancé has been previously married
- Proof of permission to marry must be supplied if fiancé is younger than 16 years old
- Once the fiancé arrives in the U.S. you must be married within 90 days
- Once you are married, follow the instructions for Applying for a Marriage Visa
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