What is Fiance Visa?
Fiance visa or K-1 visa or visa for girlfriend/boyfriend, which is issued for 6 months. Fiance visas usually allow the future spouse of a US citizen to come to the United States on a temporary visa and get married. Provided that the immigrant must be married within 90 days of entering the United States.
A Fiancé visa or K-1 visa and a Spouse visa or the visa of a married husband or wife, although the procedure is similar, a common fiance visa can quickly bring a future spouse to the United States. The processing time for this visa is 6 months to 7 months. On the other hand, Spouse visa i.e. the immigrant visa issued through marriage, the processing time limit is 1 year to 16 months. However, which of the Fiance visa or Spouse's visas will be applicable and effective for you, it is completely personal for each person.
Form I-129F for Fiance Visa is required to be filed at the US Department of Immigration Service Center with the current fee of $535.
Although the prospective immigrant spouse comes to the United States on a six-month visa, the marriage must be consummated within 90 days.
There is a high chance of getting your Fiance visa approved if you can submit suitable proofs. According to a 2020 survey, 74% of visas have been approved. But its percentage depends on the respective countries. The number of fiance visa arrivals from Muslim countries, including Bangladesh, to the United States, is relatively less than that of European countries. Now let's discuss what documents and proofs need to be submitted along with the visa application.
After the Fiance application I-129F is approved, the DS-160 form should be filled and printed or taken to the Visa Interview. Besides, passport, birth certificate, divorce or death certificate, police clearance, medical financial support document i.e. I-134 and all related documents such as tax return, job letter, 2x2 inch photograph of applicant and pets, etc. should be accompanied by the I-134 form at the time of interview.
The most important documents and information are: All e-mails, text messages, correspondence, and photos of transactions must be submitted along with documents as evidence of the relationship with the applicant's future spouse or US Citizen and detailed in a long essay or application. have to do
When, from when, how the US Citizen's future husband and wife met each other, met, who-when-how proposed to whom, when it was accepted, etc. must satisfy the consular officer in very orderly detail.
It should be noted that the prevalence of fiance visas is less in the countries of the Muslim world including Bangladesh, but it is widely prevalent in Europe. Those who wish to bring their future spouses or girlfriends and boyfriends to the United States through a Fiance visa, must gather detailed and detailed information and seek the advice of an experienced and competent lawyer.
Do not take this as legal advice and seek the assistance of your own attorney.
