Fiancees and spouses of American citizens are eligible to immigrate to the USA by applying for a Fiancee K-1 or Spousal K-3 visa, by completing forms I-129F or I-130
Expert Tip # 9
Review with your Fiancee the questions she may be asked at her interview. Help her to practice her answers until they are smooth. Remember the officer needs to feel confident that the relationship is sincere and genuine. A bride-to-be should have tons of details to share about her plans for and after her wedding. A comphrehensive list of questions which have been and may be asked are included in Fiancee Visa Secrets eBook. More Expert Fiancee Visa Tips
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