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FilAm Immigrations,
specializes in the visa Philippines exclusively, to inform all of our
valuable clients with the latest up to date information about k1, k 1,
k-1, k3, k 3, k-3, k2, k 2, k-2, k4, k 4, k-4. We also explain to you
the I-129F process and the I-130 process. Give us a call today at
321-574-3779.
When
she receives her Philippine K 1 fiancee visa,
she has six
months to use it to enter the U.S. Upon entry, it converts to a 90-day
stay. Either she must marry you within 90 days of her arrival in the U.S.
or return home.
If she
marries someone other than you "the petitioner" and tries to
stay, then she will eventually be deported. Also, you cannot extend the
90-day time for marriage.
Most likely asked questions at a K1 Interview.
Most likely questions asked at a K3 Interview.
If
you do not marry within 90 days,
she must depart the U.S. or
she will eventually be deported (with very few exceptions). The rules are
strict.
 If for any
reason you do not marry and she departs the U.S. within the 90 days, she will
not be precluded from coming to the U.S. in the future on another K1 visa
and you will not be precluded from again bringing her or another foreign
Fiancee to the U.S. on a K1 visa.
As long as
your foreign Fiancee enters the U.S. on a Fiancee visa and you marry
within 90 days, then she is welcome to remain in the U.S. and apply to
become a U.S. permanent resident "green card" holder based on
your marriage. Eventually, she can also apply for U.S. citizenship. The
U.S. allows dual citizenship.
If you are
interested in hiring us for your K1 Fiancee visa, please give us a call.
We do not charge for phone consultations as we believe it is the best way
for us to learn about your situation and, more importantly, for you to
develop a confidence in our level of expertise.
U.S.A.
Callers dial 321-574-3779
We have had clients who, before they engaged our
services, tried every
trick in the book to bring foreign Fiancees to the U.S. for marriage.
Several have
had their pastors write invitation letters for their fiancees to come as visitors. Many have had their companies write invitations for business.
Others have
attempted to obtain visas for students, J-1 exchanges, H-1 employees,
etc. Not only were they unsuccessful in their efforts, but some have been
accused of fraud and barred from the U.S. for lying to an immigration
officer.
At a minimum, they greatly
increased the time it took us to bring their fiancees to the U.S. on a K1
visa and they made our work much more difficult in obtaining the K1.
Those who try to take shortcuts with immigration
are asking for trouble. Most of the few unmarried women who manage to
obtain a B-1/B-2 visitor visa to the U.S. from "an agent" or
"travel agent" in her country have been arrested by Border
Inspection officers at the airport when they entered the U.S.
Often the
Fiancée does not even know how the agent
fraudulently altered paperwork to obtain the visitor visa for her. Those
who get past airport screening have been investigated for fraud when the
couple marries and she applies for her permanent resident "green
card."
Once caught, the Fiancee's (or
foreign wives if they married) have been deported from the U.S. and some
have been
BARRED FROM ENTERING THE U.S. for 3, 5, or 10 years.
Be
careful taking legal advice from a "foreign agent" (or from a
"friend" who has been through the process). Agents are
unlicensed and unregulated.
When a
problem arises, the agent is nowhere to be found. Friends disappear and
you are on your own. It pays to call a qualified, K1/K3 US immigration
Consular for advice before taking steps on your own.
Sometimes, there is so much
damage done to a case we can no longer help.
Marriage Outside of the U.S.
If you marry
your Fiancee abroad, we can bring her to the U.S. by use of the K3 Visa
for foreign brides of U.S. citizens. However, K3 visas require more
paperwork
 than Fiancee K1 visas and can take more or less time than the
K1, depending on your situation.
Finally, the
Fiancee visa is the only good option if there are children immigrating
who are as old as 20 years or older, then they can be included in on the K1
Visa using a K2 Visa. Either way, if you are engaged and want a K1
Fiancee visa or are married and need a K3 spousal visa, we can help you.
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K3 Visas
Also known as a Family or
Spousal Visa
U.S.
Citizens who marry their girl/boy friends within their Countries and
desire to relocate them to the U.S.A. must use the I-130 Family Petition
and I-129F Petition in order to successfully bring their loved one to
live with them in the States.
The
I-130 and the I-129F are two separately filed USCIS forms. These are
filed at different times at different locations. You should have a
specialized service help you perform this type of petition as it requires
a number of systematic processes in order to be correctly done.
This
is a process that has been know since 2006 by USCIS as the Life Act.
Meaning that most couples can now be united together much faster than
previous years where the process took as long as 12 to 18 months. The
process time has been significantly reduced to those who are able to
follow the proper procedures.
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If you will call our offices we can advise you on
how best to proceed. We have been obtaining K visas since early 2003 We
currently obtain close to one hundred K-visas every year.
We have
successfully obtained over 850 K-visas so far and though we are not big
in numbers as some others tend to lead you to believe that are in the
thousands even ten thousands, we are out to achieve quality and success,
rather than unbelievable numbers.
Our entire
immigration service practice consists of marriage immigration, obtaining
K-visas from the Philippines to the U.S., and we service clients in all
48 states including Hawaii and Alaska.
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K2 Visas for Unmarried Children of Foreign Fiancees using
the K1.
The foreign Fiancee's unmarried
children under the age of twenty-one can be included in the parent's
petition and receive the K2 visa with the same privileges as the parent's
K1 visa.
K4 Visas for Unmarried Children of Foreign Spouses using the
K3.
The foreign Spouse's unmarried
children under the age of twenty-one can be
 included in the parent's
petition and receive the K4 visa with the same privileges as the parent's
K3 visa.
But, an application for the child to
become a U.S. permanent resident "green card" holder must also
be filed and fully processed before turning twenty-one. Otherwise, the
child generally must return home and will not become a U.S. permanent
resident.
FilAm Immigrations resources for:
Fiancee Immigration, Marriage Immigration, Spouse
Immigration, I-130 Spouse, Sponsorship Immigration, Immigration Services
USA, Visa Immigration, Marriage Visas, USCIS Interview, USCIS Spouse,
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