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K1 Fiancé Visa
For couples who are engaged but not yet married. Your fiancé enters the US on an immigration visa to marry you within 90 days.
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Immigration Lawyers Helping You Bring Your Spouse or Fiancé to the United States
Falling in love doesn't stop at a border, but US immigration law can make it feel that way.
Immi Lawyers is a flat-fee, attorney-led immigration firm focused on one goal: helping couples navigate the immigration process and reunite in the United States. Whether you're filing a fiancé petition, sponsoring a spouse, or adjusting status after marriage, our immigration attorneys guide you through every stage, from USCIS filing to your consular interview.
- Trusted by couples nationwide
- AILA Member
- Licensed in Florida & DC
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Which Immigration Path Is Right for You
Every couple's immigration journey looks different, and the right visa depends on where you are in your relationship and where your partner currently lives.
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CR1/IR1 Spouse Visa
For couples already married. Your spouse enters the US as a permanent resident through the immigration process, with no additional waiting period after arrival.
Learn About the CR1/IR1 Visa
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Adjustment of Status
For spouses already in the US, including K1 visa holders who have married. This immigration path leads to a green card without leaving the country.
Learn About Adjustment of StatusNot sure which immigration option applies to you? Get a Free Case Evaluation
Why Immi Lawyers
Why Couples Trust Immi Lawyers
Flat-Fee Transparency
You'll know the full cost of your immigration case before you sign anything. No hourly billing, no line-item surprises as your case moves through NVC or USCIS.
Attorney-Led, Start to Finish
An immigration attorney handles your case, not a paralegal following a template. Every filing, RFE response, and interview prep session gets attorney-level attention.
Cultural and Embassy Fluency
We help couples navigate country-specific requirements across the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, China, South Korea, Japan, India, and Indonesia, and we tailor our guidance to the consulate handling your case.
Our process
How Immi Lawyers Handles Your Immigration Case
Four clear stages, with an immigration attorney beside you from the first conversation to approval.
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Free Case Evaluation
We review your situation and outline the right immigration path for you. - 02
Petition Filing
We prepare and file your I-129F or I-130 petition with USCIS. - 03
NVC and Embassy Processing
We guide your case through the National Visa Center and prepare your partner for the consular interview. - 04
Interview Prep and Approval
We walk you both through what to expect at the interview and what happens after approval.
Country guides
We Understand International Relationships
International couples face immigration challenges that go beyond paperwork: proving a relationship is genuine to an embassy officer, navigating a partner's home-country civil documents, and understanding what each consulate expects at interview. Our country-specific immigration guides walk you through what's ahead before you file.
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What Our Clients Say
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Processing times
Real Immigration Case Timelines
Every immigration case is different. Processing times depend on your visa category, the USCIS service center handling your petition, and the embassy or consulate completing your interview.
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Timelines vary based on embassy, case complexity, and USCIS/NVC processing volume. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can't find your answer? Every case is different, and a free case evaluation is the fastest way to get guidance specific to your situation.
Get a Free Case EvaluationWhat's the difference between a K1 and CR1/IR1 immigration visa?
A K1 is for engaged couples who haven't yet married; your fiancé enters the US and you marry within 90 days. A CR1/IR1 is for couples already married, and your spouse enters as a permanent resident.
How long does the immigration process take?
Processing time depends on the visa type, the USCIS service center, and the embassy handling your case. Check current USCIS processing times →
Can I sponsor my spouse for immigration if I'm a green card holder, not a citizen?
Yes, this falls under the F2A immigration category, which works differently from citizen-sponsored cases due to annual visa caps. Learn more →
How much does it cost to bring my spouse or fiancé to the US?
Costs include government filing fees and attorney fees. We offer flat-fee immigration pricing, so you know the total cost is upfront. Get a Free Case Evaluation for a breakdown specific to your case.
Should I handle my immigration case myself or hire an attorney?
Many people file on their own, and some cases proceed smoothly. Immigration attorney representation is most valuable in cases with prior denials, previous marriages or divorces, immigration violations, or embassy-specific complications.
What happens if my immigration case is denied?
Denials can often be addressed through a motion to reopen, an appeal, or a new filing depending on the reason. An immigration attorney can review the denial notice and outline your options.
Can my spouse work in the US while their immigration case is pending?
Spouses adjusting status inside the US can typically apply for work authorization concurrently with their green card application. Spouses processing through a consulate abroad cannot work in the US until they enter on their immigrant visa.
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