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A letter of intent to marry is an important document that can help increase the approval rate of your fiancé's visa petition. By demonstrating your intention to marry to Immigration Officers, you satisfy one of the most important requirements of K-1 Fiancé Visa. Our team always prepares a letter of intent to marry for our clients, in order to get a better understanding of their case. With this document in hand, you'll have the magic sauce your visa petition needs!
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Yes. After being admitted into the U.S., a foreign fiancé(e) 0f a U.S. citizen may immediately apply for employment authorization using Form I-765. The employment authorization, however, would only be valid for 90 days while the marriage is performed. Once married, you may extend the employment authorization by filing a new Form I-765 with the Form I-485, Application to Adjust Status.
If the petition for your fiancé(e) is approved and a visa is granted, the fiancé(e) will be admitted into the U.S. for 90 days, the time frame in which the marriage must be performed. Once married, the fiancé(e) can file a Form I-485, Application to Adjust Status.
A foreign fiancé(e) who arrives in the U.S. on a K-1 visa must marry the U.S. citizen fiancé(e) within 90 days of arriving. If the marriage is not performed within 90 days, the fiancé(e)’s status expires, and the fiancé(e) should leave the United States to avoid accruing unlawful presence.
Yes. After being admitted into the U.S., a foreign fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen may immediately apply for employment authorization using Form I-765. The employment authorization, however, would only be valid for 90 days while the marriage is performed. Once married, you may extend the employment authorization by filing a new Form I-765 with the Form I-485, Application to Adjust Status.
My foreign fiancé(e) and are engaged but we do not intend to marry within 90 days. Is my fiancé(e) eligible for a K-1 visa?
No. The purpose of the K-1 visa is to specifically allow the fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen to arrive to the United States to marry. In order to petition for a fiancé(e), the U.S. citizen petitioner must show intent to marry within 90 days.
No. If your fiancé(e) is already in the United States, you may file an I-130 for your fiancée as your spouse once you are married. Furthermore, if your fiancé(e) entered the using a visa other than a K-1 visa, then he or she may simultaneously file an I-485, Application to Adjust of Status with the I-130 petition. If your fiancé(e) entered unlawfully, then you must consult with an experienced attorney to evaluate your options.