Bring your loved one from Romania to the USA
We can help you obtain the appropriate family visa for your Romanian loved one. It's free to get started and we will be by your side through the whole process. We have staff attorneys if needed, but cost way less than hiring a law firm.
Information about getting married in Romania
United States Embassy, Bucharest Romania
Embassy Website: https://ro.usembassy.gov/
Embassy Phone Number: (004) 021 200 3300
Embassy Email Address: visasbucharest@state.gov
URL for scheduling the interview online: https://ro.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/family-based-immigration/the-interview/
Can fiancé/spouse attend the interview: Yes
Where to pay the Embassy fee: Although fees are listed in U.S. dollars, payment must be made using local currency. You can pay your fee at any Banca Transilvania location. More information about payment options is here. To find a Banca Transilvania branch, click here.
Local language documents need translated: Any document not written in Romanian or English, a certified translation must be provided. The original certificate must be presented along with any translation. Original certificate and one photocopy.
Medical Examination Fee: 550 lei ($150) for adults (results take 24h)
450 lei ($140) for minors (results take up to 14 days)
Extra 400 lei is required for each applicant to have in case further investigation / vaccinatins etc are needed.
Embassy appointment scheduling method: You may call 031 780 0260 within Romania or (703)988-7105 from the United States, or you may schedule your appointment via the Internet. The call center can also be reached via Skype at ustraveldocs-Romania.
Medical appointment scheduling method: The first step in preparing for the medical examination is to determine which doctors in your area are authorized to perform a medical examination for U.S. immigration purposes. The information shown by U.S. Embassy and Consulate provides the authorized physician(s) contact information for you to schedule your medical examination appointment, as well as instructions related to the required medical examination.
Number of photos required for the Embassy Interview: 2
Number of photos required for Medical Examination: 4
Testimonials from Romania
Dear Ben and staff,
Jenefer and I want to thank you all from the bottom of our hearts. I can't imagine trying to do something like this without the expert help and guidance that all of you have given. First I was so nervous because I had more than the 2 "allowed" dui's. Going back to college age (not my most proud moments) and I was so afraid that they would not approve the petition for visa. Ben, you and Jocelyn calmed me down and soothed my nerves. I left your office feeling confident that the petition would be approved. I went to your office and paid the small fee to have you help with the paperwork, money well spent. It was approved on February 10th2012. During our "visa journey" Jenefer was fired by her unscrupulous employer in Hong Kong who opened her mail and saw the US Embassy letter. So Jenefer had to go back to the Philippines rather than stay in Hong Kong for the interview. This delayed things for a month or two. The wonderful thing that happened though, was you had opened an office in Manila in December 2012 and a lovely and kind young woman, Jenn Maniego was like a sister to Jenefer. Took her calls and helped her stay peaceful and calm. Plus the service from her and your Manila office was nothing short of amazing. Ben thank you for providing such a wonderful service. I should not be surprised since you went through this process yourself with your lovely wife. Jenefer and I will be forever grateful to you, Jocelyn, Keith, and to our new "sister" Jenn in Manila! You may give my email address to anyone who would like a reference. I will be talking to you soon for the AOS.
God bless you all!
~ Jay and Jenefer
