Our Services:

K-1 Visa:

Representation in obtaining the K-1 visa. We will:

1. Discuss your case with you and your fiancée to determine the facts, and what will be needed to obtain a K-1 visa for her. Determine whether your case is impacted by IMBRA. Send you our information forms & K-1 checklist, detailing the supporting documents you will need to send us, in order to prepare your petition for submission to the USCIS.
   
2. Prepare the USCIS petition (I-129F, Form G-325A, and all supporting documentation), and submit the petition package to the appropriate USCIS service center. With your cooperation, we will provide any additional information, which might be requested by the USCIS.
   
3. Communicate by telephone, mail, fax, or email as necessary and appropriate with the USCIS regarding your petition while it is being processed;
   
4. Prepare your affidavit of support, including all supporting documentation; prepare the affidavit of support of any joint sponsor, if necessary;
   
5. Counsel and advise you and your fiancée as to the information and supporting documentation necessary for your fiancée to do consular processing at the U.S. Consulate where she will be interviewed; give your fiancée advice on how to organize her documents, and advice on sample questions to expect from the Consulate at her interview;
6. Communicate by telephone, mail, fax, and email as necessary and appropriate with the U.S. Consulate regarding your visa application while it is in process;
   
7. Keep you advised of all significant developments in the progress of your case; and to copy you on all receipts, communications, and decisions received from the USCIS or U.S. Consulate;
8. When your K-1 visa is issued, advise you as to the next step in applying for your (now) wife’s Green Card.

Our charge for these services is $975 ($500 to start). The filing fee to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is $340.

CR-1 Visa:

Representation in obtaining the CR-1 visa. We will:

1. Discuss your case with you and your wife to determine the facts, and what will be needed to obtain a CR-1 visa for her. Send you our information forms & CR-1 checklist, detailing the supporting documents you will need to send us, in order to prepare your petition for submission to the USCIS.
   
2. Prepare the USCIS petition (I-130, Form G-325A, and all supporting documentation), and submit the petition package to the appropriate USCIS service center. With your cooperation, we will provide any additional information, which might be requested by the USCIS.
   
3. Communicate by telephone, mail, fax, or email as necessary and appropriate with the USCIS regarding your petition while it is being processed;
   
4. Prepare your affidavit of support, including all supporting documentation; prepare the affidavit of support of any joint sponsor, if necessary;
   
5. Advise you as to what documents are required by the National Visa Center. We will organize these documents, and submit them on your behalf, after your petition has been approved by the USCIS, and after you have submitted payment to the NVC;
   
6. When the National Visa Center approves your documents and schedules an interview for your spouse, we will give your wife advice on how to organize her documents, and advice on sample questions to expect from the Consulate at her interview;
   
7. Communicate by telephone, mail, fax, and email as necessary and appropriate with the NVC and U.S. Consulate regarding your visa application while it is in process;
   
8. Keep you advised of all significant developments in the progress of your case; and to copy you on all receipts, communications, and decisions received from the USCIS, NVC, or U.S. Consulate;
9. When your CR-1 visa is issued, advise you as to what to expect next.

Our charge for these services is $975 ($500 to start; add $100 for children). The filing fee to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is $420 per person.

Contact us about your visa today!