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K-1Fiancé(e) Visa
Allows the fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen to enter the U.S., marry within 90 days, and then apply for a green card.
At a glance
- Who it’s for
- Foreign fiancé(e)s of U.S. citizens who plan to marry in the U.S.
- Who files
- U.S. citizen fiancé(e)
- Duration
- 90 days to marry, then green card
- Family
- Children (K-2)
- General standard
- Both partners free to marry, a bona fide relationship, and an in-person meeting within two years before filing (with limited waivers).
How we help
How Liberra supports your K-1 case
- 1
Relationship evidence
Photos, travel records and communication are organized.
- 2
Fiancé(e) petition
The citizen’s petition and supporting documents are prepared.
- 3
Consular stage
Interview documents and medical exam are tracked.
- 4
After the wedding
Adjustment of status is prepared and followed in your dashboard.
Liberra prepares and organizes documentation and coordinates your case. Legal advice and representation, where needed, are provided by independent licensed attorneys under a separate engagement.
Common questions
K-1, in plain English
Often a fit for
- Engaged couples living apart
- Citizens marrying abroad-based partners
K-1 or marry first?+
Both routes exist. The best choice depends on where you want to marry, timing and travel needs.
Can a green card holder file a K-1?+
No. Only U.S. citizens can petition for a fiancé(e).
General information only. Not legal advice. Requirements change; your case is reviewed individually.
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