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U.S. citizens engaged to a foreign national living abroad who plans to marry in the U.S. and later adjust status.
Flat-fee pricing
Standard K-1:$2,000
Complex K-1 (prior denials/complications):$2,500
Government/medical/consular fees and translations are separate. Payment options: 50% to open, 50% at filing (installments available).
What’s included
Strategy + eligibility review (prior filings, income planning for later AOS)
Attorney-prepared I-129F with tailored evidence plan & exhibit index
NVC/consulate guidance and interview prep checklist
Secure document portal + status updates at each milestone
Post-entry roadmap to AOS (filed later; separate fee)
Process
Consult & plan – confirm eligibility and timeline
Checklist & drafting – gather docs, we build the packet
USCIS filing (I-129F) – receipt + processing
NVC & consulate – fees, forms, medical, interview prep
Visa approval & entry – marry within 90 days → plan AOS
Documents we’ll request (typical)
Passport biodata pages, proof of U.S. citizenship, proof of in-person meeting, relationship history (photos/chats/travel), intent to marry, prior marriage termination docs, police/civil records where required.
FAQs
K-1 or marriage visa, what’s better? It depends on goals and consulate timelines. We compare both paths in your consultation.
Do you attend the consular interview? Attorneys typically do not attend abroad; we prep you thoroughly.
U.S. citizens engaged to a foreign national living abroad who plans to marry in the U.S. and later adjust status.
Flat-fee pricing
Standard K-1:$2,000
Complex K-1 (prior denials/complications):$2,500
Government/medical/consular fees and translations are separate. Payment options: 50% to open, 50% at filing (installments available).
What’s included
Strategy + eligibility review (prior filings, income planning for later AOS)
Attorney-prepared I-129F with tailored evidence plan & exhibit index
NVC/consulate guidance and interview prep checklist
Secure document portal + status updates at each milestone
Post-entry roadmap to AOS (filed later; separate fee)
Process
Consult & plan – confirm eligibility and timeline
Checklist & drafting – gather docs, we build the packet
USCIS filing (I-129F) – receipt + processing
NVC & consulate – fees, forms, medical, interview prep
Visa approval & entry – marry within 90 days → plan AOS
Documents we’ll request (typical)
Passport biodata pages, proof of U.S. citizenship, proof of in-person meeting, relationship history (photos/chats/travel), intent to marry, prior marriage termination docs, police/civil records where required.
FAQs
K-1 or marriage visa, what’s better? It depends on goals and consulate timelines. We compare both paths in your consultation.
Do you attend the consular interview? Attorneys typically do not attend abroad; we prep you thoroughly.