The Fiance(e) Visa is a nonimmigrant visa that allows a foreign person to come visit
Their Fiance(e) for 90 days for a marriage ceremony to take place. Once the couple is married, the spouse may apply for permanent residency to remain inside of the United States. If, on the other hand, the couple decides not to marry, then the foreign Fiance(e)must return to their country of origin.
The process begins by presenting form I-129 with the corresponding evidence. After the government approves the petition, it sends it to the National Visa Center, which after reviewing the application and requesting essential documents for the immigrant, sends the file to the consulate or the embassy of the immigrant Fiance(e)’s country of origin. Finally, the consulate gives the foreign Fiance(e) a date in which a consular officer reviews the application and corroborates the facts. After the appointment, the Fiance(e) receives the visa in his/her passport and can travel to the United States.
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