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The K-3 Visa for Spouse of a United States Citizen and K-4 Visa for Children

A K-3 visa is for admitting the alien spouse of a U.S. citizen for whom a family-based immigrant application is pending. The purpose of the K-3 visa is to promote family reunion and serves as a temporary remedy for the long delayed family based immigration application process. The K-3 visa allows the alien spouse to stay in the U.S. while waiting for the result of the pending immigration application. =>....

The Requirements of Applying for a K-3 Visa, and Applying for Work Authorization

The K-3 visa is specifically intended for use by U.S. citizens who are sponsoring their foreign national spouse for immigration application. It was created to address the long processing time for immigration visa at the USCIS. The K-3 visa is therefore actually a "non-immigration" visa, meaning that receipt of a K-3 visa does not result in the spouse becoming a legal U.S. permanent resident immediately upon their arrival in the U.S. =>....

The Benefits and Limitations of K-3 Visa, and Children Who Are about to Reach 21 Years Old

Backlogs on adjudicating immigrant visa applications filed by United States citizens for their immediate relatives can exceed a year and half at the USCIS Service Centers. The K-3 visa, intended to improve the speed with which a family can be united in the United States, can substantially shorten that lengthy waiting period for U.S. citizen spouses to enter the U.S. => .... 

The Procedure at the National Visa Center to Process the K-3 Cases, and Concerns of K-3 Visa Application

The U.S. Department of State (DOS) has issued a notice regarding a change in processing procedures for K-3 visa cases. K-3 cases are filed for spouses of U.S. citizens. Now if both the K-3 visa petition approval (Form I-129F) and required immigrant visa petition approval (Form I-130) are transmitted from USCIS to the National Visa Center (NVC), then the K-3 process will be discontinued by NVC.  => .... 

Frequently Asked Questions of K-3 Visa and K-4 Visa Application and Other Related Issues

Understand the K-3 visa and K-4 visa application requirements and necessary evidence from the Frequent Asked Questions, U.S. Citizen's spouse K-3 visa application processes, immigrant visa procedures, K-3 visa process and processing criteria, the supporting documents form U.S. Citizen and alien spouse, and our Complete Do-It-Yourself K-3 Visa Package. => .... 

Our Help Desk's Answers for Questions of K-3/K-4 Visa Application and Related Issues

Answers for questions of K-3/K-4 visa application and related issues by our Help Desk, including K-1/K-2 Visa application, K-1 requirements and supporting documents, and Green Card application for K-1 visa spouse. => .... 

Complete Do-It-Yourself Package of K-3/ K-4 Visa Application for U.S. Citizen's Spouse

To help a U.S. citizen's spouse (husband or wife) to immigrate to United States, we provide a high quality and case-proven "Complete Do-It-Yourself Package of K-3/ K-4 Visa Application for U.S. Citizen's Spouse." This package includes instructions of both Form I-130 and Form I-129F for an alien spouse's immigration petition and K-3/ K-4 visa application. We let you know the required application documents, evidence, procedures, samples of petition cover letter, and samples of required forms. We also provide detailed explanation of visa application and interview process. =>...
  

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USCIS Ombudsman's Teleconference on K-3 Visa for Spouse of U.S. Citizen (2/9/2010)
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USCIS Guidance on Surviving Spouses and Children of U.S. Citizens (10/7/2009)
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