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There are a number of different ways to the formalities for the K-1 fiance visa or K-3 visa marriage:
One obvious way is for you to own paperwork
Another possibility is to use a service to the formalities
Or you could hire a lawyer to the formalities
Each method has its good and its bad sides.
Completion by selecting the cheapest option, your paperwork. But then again, you spend a lot of time do so by you.
It is a relatively high learning curve, so you will be spending even more time to learn how to use the papers, so that you do not screw it.
Do It Yourself Kit fiancée visas:
If you decide to order the bureaucracy itself, it is best to purchase one of the "K-1 fiancé kits available. You have full instructions and all necessary forms to your application.
With a service is a higher cost than doing it yourself. However, they are not too much time to invest, such as learning the ins and outs of the visa applications.
They are still too much time to get the documents together. In fact, this is a lot more time when it comes to the forms.
A service can fill out the paperwork for you. They know more than you about fiancée visas. But the one who is all the donkeywork.
The problem with the fiancé visa is that they are not regulated or licensed, and you are at their mercy to their area of responsibility.
If the service screw my paperwork, they have no legal liability. You do not have any risk. "I'm sorry, next time more luck."
Foreign visa service companies are the worst possible choice. Not only that they have no legal liability, they are often nothing of U.S. law. The regulations necessary for the processing of fiancée visas are U.S. law.
With a lawyer is expensive.
You are likely to spend a thousand and five, one hundred to two thousand dollars for a lawyer to the fiancé visa formalities.
A service is likely to store about half of them. But the skill level of a lawyer is bigger than the thickness of a service. Right?
Maybe? It is if you have a lawyer who specializes in immigration law, with a software program for the preparation of papers, if he has a lot of customers emigration from the CIS countries, and if he is conscientious in completing his bureaucracy and to stay on top of his client cases.
That is a lot of IFS! I have a lawyer - a country of immigration law - a nice guy, which I personally very much. But I was his first client application as part of a fiancé visa, emigration from the CIS countries.
I live in California. His typical client was a migration of Mexican nationals who had problems with the INS immigration. He knew these cold cases.
My case was not his area of specialization. He went to school with me.
Secondly, I knew many more, how to do things as he has done. I knew about the problems with e-mails in the CIS countries. We spent months and important documents went back and forth and lost in the mail.
He made mistakes in the detail. I had to correct the form, he was the presentation and the corrections. They were not terrible mistake, but it should not be an error.
Do you have all your documents ready for the next step:
Third, instead of with me to collect for the next phase of the operation, he always waited until the last minute to tell me what I needed to. It was always a waiting time to see documents from abroad, as if I had it already in his hand.
I ended up generating my documents three times! A time with the original application. Another time for the message packet, based on the conversation.
And another time, because our lawyer said that the embassy could not find our file. Of course, if I change the message they had found all the missing documents (probably in their filing cabinet).
Of course, I was a do all donkeywork, the documents together. I had to badger him to continue the process. If we are not an invitation from the embassy, he knew not how to solve the problem. My fiancé kept asking until they are adopted and the problem solved.
He tried to e-mail and write letters to the embassy, but he did not know how effective their attention. She was the one who found out what the problem was and is.
All in all, it took me nine months to my fiancee in the U.S. under the K-1 visa regulations. I have never seen someone who I have talked about who has more to go to America under a fiance visa.
Everything that could go wrong went wrong. And that is with me not so scrupulous as I could. I instructed a solicitor, because I did not want something to go wrong in the process.
Of course, a large part of the problem was the Belarusian post, which I blame for about two to three months delayed, my lawyer, I blame for delays of two months, plus a whole lot of extra work and unnecessary stress, and of course, the INS and the U.S. Embassy, which exactly what we expect - authorities.
With the Belarusian Post Office and the U.S. government agencies, I expect delays. Because I was not paying them money.
But my lawyer was the man who was to BAT for me. I sent him one thousand eight hundred U.S. dollars for first class travel and has a second class mule ride.
The delays led almost to the dissolution of the relationship. When my fiancee had waited almost six months without any documentation or justification by the embassy or someone, she began to doubt my word.
Their friends were putting words in their ears like: "You know how men are?"
Soon I was the devil in person. I had to make another trip to Belarus to get our relationship together. Fortunately, we will soon hear from the INS.
Delays can change the resolution of your connections:
But then there were three and a half months of agonizing tension to plan the interview at the embassy.
I feel like I am for the fiancé visa three times - mainly because I work for three times.
I feel as if I do not have the application as well as my Advocate. But I think I have more problems to be solved and the process is better than my attorney has.
As I see it, I was not only paid him to fill out the forms, but mainly to make them properly so that I only minimal problems.
I also think that the reason you hire a lawyer is to help you solve problems. They should know how to solve problems arising.
Just so you do not believe that I only complain about lawyers, my personal experience with lawyers was excellent. They are not cheap, but the few times when I needed them, they were able to solve my problem quickly, effectively and with very good results.
I have only two circumstances in my life with lawyers, I thought, has less than stellar job for me. This was one of the time.
Everything that is said, what's my recommendation? I still think it is best to hire a lawyer. I know a number of people who have the papers with less than half the problems I had, and in half the time as my lawyer was able to deliver.
Why do I recommend a lawyer?:
Because of the risk. What is the result, if you have a major flaw in applying for the fiancé visa? My fiancé is not to America, that's what.
They spent a lot of time, they find their yard, woos her, and they win. They have a considerable investment of time, money and especially the heart.
Are you ready to to blow that all off because you are too cheap to hire a lawyer? You have half-way around the world for them. You do not want to make sure that they are here?
"I'm sorry, honey. I screwed the visa. Luck next time better. Oh yeah, its your only chance for a fiancée visa, and I screwed it for you. Bummer. Okay, we'll see you later. When is my next trip to Russia planned to leave? "
Not on my clock! I'm going down fighting for my wife!
Well, yes. I recommend a lawyer. A good. An experience. Who specializes in fiancée visas from CIS countries. An attorney who knows how to solve problems when they come.
You do not want a fatal mistake to bring your fiancée visa process
The main reasons for hiring a lawyer to ensure the likelihood that errors in filling in the papers and to insure that your fiancé will be with you the quickest way possible.
Delays in the processing of fiancée visas are one of the main reasons that the relationship apart while waiting, and errors can be three to twelve months to get your visa processed.
The reason for the hiring of a lawyer is to ensure that the process goes smoothly. The reason why the right attorney is worth his weight in gold is that it ensures that the fiancée visa petition is perfect when the INS and he can monitor your case that he, as it moves through the bureaucratic system .
Problems can also occur if the petition is perfect. Your lawyer must have the experience to solve every problem that may occur with the INS or the U.S. Embassy.
If a problem or delay occurs, you want someone who knows what you exactly what needs to be done to solve the problem and the time of the delay to a minimum.
Delays are the number one reason that the romance fizzle out.
An attorney has a higher degree of professionalism, that they for the operation, when a service does. You have a greater risk. You can be sued. So get a lawyer. Remember that you are a good.
John was in Russia and CIS countries many times. He has been successfully married to his Belarussian wife for over five years. He will show you how she, as one at home, and how to successfully survive marriage to a Russian woman. http://www.russian-luv.com/paperwork.html
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