Fiancé(e) Visas: A current United States citizen may be able to sponsor their fiancé(e) for immigration to the U.S. if they plan to marry within 90 days of their fiancé(e)’s entry into the country. There is a three-part process that starts with the U.S. Citizenship Service initially by filing a fiancé(e) petition. Once the petition is approved, the fiancé(e) may apply for a fiancé(e)visa and will be required to attend a consular interview. Finally, after entry to the United States and married, the foreign national may apply for an adjustment of status process and obtain his/her legal permanent residence in the United States. For more information, visit our Immigrant Visa Petitions for Family Members page.

Currently, U.S. immigration laws are changing more than ever; it is crucial that you have the experience of a seasoned immigration attorney on your side. We can help you navigate through any of these complicated processes from beginning to end. We will explain the issues, analyze your legal options and provide you with the best strategy for your case.

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We offer exclusive experienced representation and advocacy to clients nationwide, including those in Miami, Florida and the Greater Los Angeles area in Northridge, California. To learn more about family immigration, contact GPV Immigration Law, APC online or call us at 818-322-6540.