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Family Visas: K3, K2, K1

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Visas for a Spouse, Fiance or Child

The immigration attorneys of Keen Law Offices, LLC, are here to help you reunite with your family members who are living outside of the United States. We know it is hard to be apart for so long.

Our law firm assists U.S. citizens and immigrants in obtaining visas for a spouse, fiance, children or stepchildren to come to the U.S. We serve clients in Orem, Provo, Salt Lake City, Ogden and throughout the state of Utah, and have worked with immigrants from around the world. Contact us today for experienced help with:

  • K3 marriage visa — married to a U.S. citizen in another country
  • K1 fiancé visa — engaged to a U.S. citizen
  • K2 visa (children of a non-citizen fiancé/fiancée)
  • K4 visa (children of the non-citizen spouse)
  • Other family visa petitions (parents, adult children, brothers and sisters)
  • Obtaining a green card for your new spouse

Experienced in Family Visa Applications

Hiring a lawyer does not necessarily speed up the process, but it can help to avoid problems. One small mistake could cause the whole packet to be rejected by U.S. immigration officials, meaning many more months of delay. Our experienced attorneys regularly work with the U.S. consulates in Mexico, Canada and many other countries. We know what documentation is required and we make sure the family visa paperwork is filled out correctly.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is skeptical of Internet romances and possible "mail order brides." Keen Law Offices can help prove that your marriage visa or fiancé visa is based on a legitimate relationship and not a fraud to gain entry into the U.S. (See our Articles on marrying a U.S. citizen and proving a good faith marriage.) We can also help if there are past criminal convictions or immigration violations that could stop or delay the petition.

Call us at 866-298-9275 (toll free) or 801-851-1480 (Orem). We will help guide you through the complex family visa process. Ask for Ernie Messerly.