"What’s the process for getting my Indian fiancee to the United States?"
If you intend to bring your Indian fiance to the US to marry her, that would be the K1 fiance visa. To qualify, the petitioner must be a U.S. citizen, and you both must be legally free to marry - That means previous marriages, if any, have been terminated by death, divorce or annulment. And lastly, you must have physically met in person at least once within the past 2 years.
Fiance visas are one of RapidVisa’s specialties, and we have a very high success rate. And as of today, we’ve actually helped hundreds of customers from India successfully. At this moment, India is actually #9 on our top 10 countries in terms of volume of RapidVisa customers.
To get started, you go to our website and create a free account. You then answer the questions on our online questionnaire and when you’re ready to file you pay and we go to work generating the documents, forms and letters needed to sign and send in.
Included with your packet will be a detailed checklist of everything you need to include in your petition.
As of 2018, the process is taking on average between 6 to 9 months. Of course timelines are not guaranteed, but this is an average.
After the initial phase of the USCIS filing, you’ll have two more phases. The NVC or National Visa Center phase, and the Embassy phase. At this phase, your fiance will attend an interview in Mumbai, where a consular officer will ask her some questions and make sure your relationship is genuine before approving her visa. Prior to December 2017, you could also interview in New Delhi, but since then, Mumbai is the only option for these. She will also need a medical exam, which range between 3,500 TO 5,000 RUPEES for the designated clinics in India.
Once she has the visa and comes to the U.S., you will need to get married within 90 days of her entering the country.
The next phase of this process would be the adjustment of status to obtain permanent residence, or the green card. RapidVisa can help you with that process too! In fact, we recommend bundling the visa and green card. Just select that option at checkout.
Also, to see some of our testimonials from couples we’ve helped from India, you can simply go to rapidvisa.com/india/
Testimonials from some of our customers from India:
This if for my son in law Seokbom and Cristeta (AOS) from student visa. Rapid Visa did is so fast for the assembly and review of all the papers needed for the filing. We saved thousand of dollars by not using a lawyer. The whole processing was done in 3 months only from filing to interview until the receipt of the temporary green card. Its a smooth process. Rapid Visa staff is always there yo answer all questions/inquiries that my daughter and son in law needs to know. Thanks a lot to the whole staff.
May 22, 2013 = NOA1
July 13, 2013= temporary work permit received by mail
Aug 4, 2013= interview at USCIS, South jersey
Aug 14, 2013 = temporary green card received by mail.
~ Seokbom and Cristeta
Hi RapidVisa! It was a pleasure to have you with our visa journey! I am very happy to tell you that we got approved on our CR1 and CR2 visa last July 11th , 2016. Though the interview was freakily nerve wrecking we were able to handle it smoothly. Thanks for the tips and guidelines though from your company. It helped me and my son a lot. I am now in California and together with my husband. The long wait was over. Hooray!! It was really worth the time, money , and effort.. We never regret a single moment upon choosing RapidVisa on our processing..
Thank you so much and more clients to come!!!
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Rapidvisa has really helped my husband and I
~ Wilfred and Nelly
I am giving my thanks to the whole staff of Rapid Visa being there always to assists me here in USA and assist my fiancée Jaime in the Philippine office. It took me a long time to search for a lawyer but fees are so high until 1 day I saw online Rapid Visa. And its really rapid in everything. I do appreciate the kindness, more on the patience of each and everyone of them in guiding us in every little thing until the time that my fiancée left for USA. More power to YOU
May 22, 2013 = mailed papers for review and mailing to Colorado office c/o Chona mailed same day to USCIS
May 31,2013= USCIS received papers as indicated in the NOA1.
August 8,2013 = petition for K1 Visa approved. Received NOA 2 on Aug. 26,2013
Oct 02,2013= medical at St. Lukes
Oct 08,2013 = interview at us embassy Manila, passed with only a couple of personal questions
Oct 21, 2013= had CFO
Oct 22,2013 = flight to USA
Oct 29,2003=got married...…. Now started with the filing of AOS with Rapid Visa again....
FYI: the delay of processing from between August to October was caused by the renewal of passport there in the Philippines, if not for the passport ,( its not a job of the Rapid Visa ), in 4 months time my fiancée must have been here in USA.....
MABUHAY Rapid Visa!!!!!! Many thanks to you.
~ Marilyn and Jaime
We couldn't make it with out rapid visa , started fiancé visa in 2016 got married in 2017 and today my wife got her greencard already what an amazing agency very helpful always available when ever we need them with out rapid visa we could never done it and Because Rapidvisa my wife is with me
~ Joshua and Nawal