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Spousal Visa preparation
Fiancee visa services will provide the following assistance as follows:: Spousal Visa Service

·    ·    Checklist of documents that you need for your K-3 Spousal visa
·    .     Accurate preparation of your visa application
·  ·    Expert advice on how to handle yourself at your Consular or INS interview, and what to                 expect
·    Unlimited personal communication with your own immigration expert. Fast, easy and secure processing of your visa.

 

    What is a Spousal Visa

    If your spouse is not a citizen of the United States and you plan to bring her to live in the United States, then you must file a petition with INS on behalf of your spouse. After the petition is approved, your spouse must obtain a visa issued at a U.S. Embassy or consulate abroad.  This visa is called a K3 visa. 




    Doing it Yourself ? Try this expert tip. 

    Expert Tip # 8

    Send copies of all supporting documents you attached to the I-129F, and I-134 to your Fiancee. She should review these and be intimately conversant with their contents. She should bring all of these documents to her interview at the consulate. For some documents she may be required to present originals, or certified copies of originals, make sure she gets these well in advance of her interview.
     

     More Do it Yourself Fiancee Visa tips at Fiancee Visa Secrets.com.
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Note:  If legal advice is required we recommend hiring an attorney.  The staff at Heart of Asia and Fianceevisaservices.com  is not an Attorney,  Immigration Law Firm, or employees of Home Land Security (I.N.S.) or (USCIS)  and can not offer legal advice.