Family-Based Immigration / Fiancé Visas

Colorado Family Visa Law Attorney Pascal C. Schunk

Fiancée or Fiancé Visa Process

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Many people from other countries wish to become come and live in the United States as permanent residents on the basis of family ties to US citizens or permanent residents. The best way to begin the process of preparing to apply for a visa or green card based on family connections is to contact an experienced US immigration lawyer.

Immigration Procedures for Immediate Family Members of US Citizens or Residents

Immigrants or US citizens living in Colorado, Wyoming, or Idaho are invited to contact the Schunk Law Firm, P.C., in Denver to schedule a consultation with family visa law attorney Pascal C. Schunk. During the initial $100 phone or office consultation, Mr. Schunk will share detailed, valuable information on how to apply for adjustment of status from visa holder to permanent resident for:

• the husband or wife of a US citizen or permanent resident
   
• minor unmarried children of US citizens or permanent residents
   
• married children of US citizens
   
• brothers or sisters of US citizens over the age of 21
   
• parents of US citizens over the age of 21

Obtaining Green Cards for Fiancés and Spouses of US Citizens or Residents

In addition, immigration attorney Pascal C. Schunk will be glad to explain the variety of ways that a new husband or wife of a US citizen or permanent resident can obtain a green card. He has a great deal of experience guiding people through the specific requirements for bringing a fiancé(e) of a US citizen or permanent to the US with a K-1 visa. In an initial consultation, Mr. Schunk will outline the fiancé visa process in detail.

The 90-Day Rule • Adjustment of Status

For example, he will explain the procedures of verifying that both the US and the non-US resident who are planning to married are, in fact, eligible to marry. He will explain the requirement that a K-1 fiancé visa holder must marry within 90 days of arriving in the US.

For engaged couples or newly married couples who are already in the US at the time of application, immigration lawyer Schunk is ready to assist with the process of applying for adjustment of status for a non-US citizen based on marriage to a US citizen or permanent resident.

To learn more about family-based immigration to the US, see the USCIS Web site. To schedule a consultation to discuss the K-3 spousal visa or any other immigration opportunity suitable for your family, contact the Schunk Law Firm, P.C., in Denver Colorado.