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US Spouse Immigrant Visa

Type

Join a Family: as Partner

Destination

United States

Price

Price on enquiry

End-to-end guidance for marrying a US citizen or permanent resident, from USCIS petition filing to consular Green Card interview.

The CR-1 (Conditional Resident) and IR-1 (Immediate Relative) visas grant foreign spouses direct permanent residency upon entering the United States. The multi-stage process spans USCIS petition approval, National Visa Center (NVC) document qualification, and an in-person interview at the US Embassy. We prepare Form I-130, compile bona fide marital proof, draft Form I-864 affidavits of support, and run thorough mock interviews.

What's included

• USCIS Form I-130 and Form I-130A petition preparation and filing
• Bona fide marriage evidence structuring to prevent Requests for Evidence (RFEs)
• NVC stage handling, document indexing, and DS-260 immigrant visa submission
• Form I-864 Affidavit of Support review against Federal Poverty Guidelines
• Joint sponsor evaluation and documentation support (if needed)
• US Embassy consular interview coaching and mock Q&A session
• Guidance on panel physician medical exams and USCIS Immigrant Fee payment

Documents you will need

• Beneficiary's valid international passport
• Petitioner's proof of US citizenship (birth certificate/passport) or Lawful Permanent Resident card
• Certified government marriage certificate
• Bona fide marital evidence (joint financial accounts, leases, travel itineraries, dated photographs)
• Form I-864 Affidavit of Support completed and signed by petitioner
• Petitioner's federal income tax returns (IRS transcripts or W-2s/1040s for recent years)
• Petitioner's current proof of employment and recent pay stubs
• Police clearance certificates from all countries where the applicant lived 6+ months since age 16
• Divorce or annulment decrees for any previous marriages
• Approved CDC panel physician medical examination report

We help you apply and prepare your documents. The decision on every visa belongs to the embassy or immigration office, so no visa can be guaranteed.