K1 Fiance Visa Supporting Documentation

The most important aspect of any immigration case is the supporting documentation. Most immigration cases that are denied are denied because the supporting documentation is missing or inadequate. This is especially true for a K1 fiance visa case because the required supporting documentation is substantial. If you are considering applying for a fiance visa you can improve the chances of your cases success by preparing the supporting documentation in advance. Here is a summary of the supporting documentation you will need for you K1 visa case.

• Copy of U.S. Citizen petitioner's birth certificate or if a naturalized U.S. Citizen a copy of his or her Certificate of Naturalization
• A copy of the foreign national fiance's birth certificate (including English translation if applicable.)
• A complete copy of the fiance's passport (including all blank pages.)
• 2 passport style photographs each of the petitioner and foreign national fiance
• Evidence that you and your fiance have met in person in the last 2 years. (A waiver of this requirement may be available in some cases.) Such evidence can include time stamped photographs, airline ticket receipts, hotel receipts, letters from family members who have knowledge of your meeting or similar evidence.
• Copies of divorce judgments if you or your fiance were previously married.
• Petitioner's most recent tax return, pay stub, and letter from employer indicating position and rate of pay

Understanding what supporting documentation is required will help you collect and save the appropriate evidence.

In certain cases, additional supporting documentation may be required.

If you have questions about the fiance visa or would like assistance with your fiance visa case please contact us for your free consultation.