We are a law firm that specializes in obtaining marriage-related K visas. We obtain visas for our clients in the fastest time possible. And we are the ONLY visa law firm that guarantees the approval of a full, permanent visa—or your money back. (Just read the other firms’ fine print.) KVisaAttorney.com obtains K1 fiance(e) visas, K3 marriage visas as well as those k-related visas for children and relatives. We also file the Change in Status Forms necessary in these cases. . We charge one flat fee for the entire K visa process. This is just one example of why we are different from our competitors. Best of all, with the KVisaAttorney, there is no fine print. We charge a single, flat fee to complete the entire K visa process for our clients. This is just one more benefit that sets us apart from other attorneys. .

For example, consider the Change in Status Form we just mentioned.

Every other firm that we are aware of charges an extra$150-$300 to file this form. They charge extra—even though the USCIS demands this form be filed as part of the standard visa process. If it is not filed in a timely manner, the foreign spouse will be sent back to the native country.

It seems to us that the Change in Status form is a pretty important document. It also seems like a client would be reasonable to expect their attorney to file this form—at NO additional charge. Unfortunately, that’s just not the case at many other visa firms. This kind of "service" is like the hairdresser who charges extra for a hair wash--and then charges another fee just to rinse out the soap.

We aren't comfortable charging these add-on fees. So we don't. We just handle all the details up front, so you and your loved one can start your new life on the right foot.

Remember: The KVisaAttorney.com Guarantee applies ALL THE WAY to the receipt of an immigrant visa!

We don't just guarantee the visa petition will be approved. We don't just guarantee your fiancé(e) or spouse will receive a K1 or K3 visa.

We guarantee that your fiancé(e) or spouse will see their Change of Status granted, and ultimately acquire their permanent immigrant visa. This entire process can take well over a year, but our clients take comfort in knowing we’re with them every step of the way—Guaranteed. No other firm offers this assurance.

If you don't get your visa, we don't get paid. It's as simple as that.

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So what is the path to the K Visa?

2. The K Visa Petition is filed with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), which is a part of the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security. The USCIS processes the K visa, which will be either a K1 visa or a K3 visa.

3. After approving the K visa petition, the USCIS sends the petition to The National Visa Center (NVC). At this point, the petition is controlled by U.S. State Department, which will direct the NVC to send the visa petition to the applicable U.S. Embassy or Consulate of the foreign lady's native country.

4. Before sending the K visa petition on to the U.S. Consulate, the NVC performs a security background check on the foreign lady. Assuming the background report is acceptable, the K visa petition is sent to the appropriate U.S. Consulate of the foreign lady's native country.

5. The U.S. Embassy in her country sends the foreign lady a letter with detailed instructions about submitting the required Personal Biographical Form (called the G-235A) and Affidavit of Support(simply called the AOS). Additionally, she will receive notification of the USCIS website address where she can download all the necessary forms before going to the medical examination and the US Embassy for the interview. Also sent at this time are the requests for other standard documents, like the police clearance, divorce papers (if applicable), birth certificate, etc. These instructions are straightforward---but they do vary from country to country. The documents have been translated into her native "legal" language---which can be a problem for regions with distinct dialects.

6. The lady completes the forms, satisfies document requests, pays the fee for the visa, and submits everything to the U.S. Consulate. The U.S. Consulate then sends her a set of final instructions with interview date and the required medical exam. Of course, KVisaAttorney.com sends details of all of this to the U.S. Petitioner along with special forms to include with the final petition. This step is crucial as one mistake can raise serious red flags for the immigration officials---which will result in a much more aggressive interrogation of the unsuspecting foreign lady.

7. After the lady completes the K visa interview, it's time to come to the United States! From this point, it depends on whether she entered the U.S. with a K1 Fiancee Visa or a K3 Marriage Visa. Either way, however, it will ultimately be necessary to file for the Change of Status to which we've already referred. This form is required, and it's what finally changes her status from a non-immigrant to permanent resident. As stated, unlike many other firms we do NOT charge extra for this required filing.

8. Along the way, the immigration officials will send you memos called "Notices of Action". These memos will inform you of various receipts, approval notices, and transfer notices that are a part of the overall process.

The ultimate time to complete this overall process depends on the type of visa you've applied for, as well as the foreign lady's native country. The security issues of that country along with the volume of applications can really make a difference. Of course the best thing you can do to improve the processing time is to submit a perfect application. That's why you're with KVisaAttorney.com!