Category “K” Visas
They are also commonly referred to as “fiancé(e)” visas.
This visa can be obtained if a U.S. citizen petitions for their foreign fiancée or foreign fiancé with the purpose of entering into marriage and starting a family.
Applicants for “K” visas are subject to certain requirements. For more details — see the exclusive video interview with Alexander Bibichev, member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
In the event that the marriage is not concluded within 90 days, those who entered the country on “K” category visas must leave before the visa expires. Foreigners admitted to the United States on these visas do not have the right to apply for a change of their “K” status to any other status while in the United States, unless they have married the U.S. citizen who petitioned for this visa on their behalf.
ATTENTION: All these rules also apply to persons of non-traditional sexual orientation!
If Cupid’s arrows have reached you from across the ocean, the law firm Bibicheff & Associates, P.C. will help you prepare all the necessary documents so that you can not only meet your loved one as quickly as possible and start a family in the United States, but also obtain a Green Card for your betrothed.