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K1 Fiance Visa or CR1 Marriage Visa, Which One Is best For Me?

Both the K1 Fiance Visa and CR1 Marriage Visa are good options for couples who wish to marry and live together in The United States. Which one is best for you depends on your personal circumstances. Here is a quick summary of the basic differences between the two: K1 Fiance…

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Current Processing Times for CR1 and IR1 Marriage Visas

CR1 and IR1 Marriage Visa processing times remain long. Currently, most CR1 Marriage Visa applications are getting their initial USCIS approvals in about 12-14 months on average. Of course, this does not mean that the visa will be issued this quickly. Once approved by USCIS, every application must then be…

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Filing Fees for Family Based Visas and Applications for Adjustment of Status have increased as of April 1, 2024

The filing fees for various Family Based Visas have increased as of April, 1, 2024. The new USCIS filing fees are as follows: The USCIS filing fee for a K1 Fiance Visa, form I-129 is now $675. The USCIS filing fee for a CR1 Marriage Visa, form I-130 is $675.…

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Some Good News From Manila for K1 Fiance Visa Applicants

Recently we received some good news from the US Embassy in Manila, Philippines. They are processing K1 Fiance Visas! Its not back to normal yet, but cases are being processed and happy couples are getting their visas. As best as I can tell at this time, the Embassy is prioritizing interviews based on…

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Protecting Yourself Against Fraud When Hiring Your Immigration Attorney on the Internet

Today, many Immigration clients search for and hire an Attorney from the internet. In my case, I would say that many if not most of my clients don’t ever meet me in person. They live or work all over the United States and around the world. Use of the internet has made the process…

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Update On Processing Times For Adjusting Status To legal Permanent Residency With Covid

Covid continues to impact the processing times for spouses who are in the US and apply for an Adjustment Of Status to Legal Permanent Residency. Processing times for Adjusting Status (AOS) have always varied depending on your location in the United States and the USCIS Service Center assigned to review…

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