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I’m a U.S. citizen about to get married.
I’m trying to file a fiancé(e) visa to send to my fiancée in Korea, and I’d like to know what conditions need to be met.
Is a fiancé(e) visa simply available to anyone who’s planning to marry?
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Marriage Green Card in U.S.: $1,900
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Green Card for a Parent Abroad: $1,950
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I-140 : $2,000
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Generally, you need to be able to prove roughly 2 years of a dating relationship, and as long as there’s no criminal record in Korea or any violation of U.S. immigration law, you can obtain the visa by documenting that roughly 2-year relationship. You also both need to be in a position to marry right away. For example, if one party is in the middle of a divorce, that would be a reason you couldn’t marry immediately.