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 A Fiancé Visa (K-1) allows a foreign fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen to legally enter the United States for marriage. The couple must have met in person within the last two years, be legally free to marry, and must marry within 90 days of arrival. After marriage, the foreign spouse can apply for a Green Card. 

 A Fiancé Visa (K-1) is for couples who plan to marry in the U.S. and want the foreign partner to travel before marriage.
A Marriage Visa (CR-1/IR-1) is for couples who are already legally married, allowing the foreign spouse to immigrate directly with permanent resident status once the visa is approved. 

Processing time varies, but typically:

• K-1 Fiancé Visa: 6–12 months
   
• CR-1/IR-1 Marriage Visa: 10–16 months
  Delays may occur depending on documentation, background checks, and embassy schedules.

Yes, visas can be denied. Common reasons include:

• Incomplete paperwork
   
• Missing proof of genuine relationship
   
• Prior immigration violations
   
• Failure to meet financial requirements
   
• Inconsistent interview answers
   

We help members avoid these issues through proper guidance and preparation.

 The F-1 Visa allows international students to study full-time at accredited U.S. colleges, universities, or language programs. Students must show financial capability, proof of acceptance, and intent to return home after their studies 

 The M-1 Visa is for students attending vocational or technical schools in the United States. Unlike F-1 students, M-1 students have limited work opportunities and must maintain full-time enrollment in their program. 

 Students may stay for the duration of their academic program plus any authorized training time. F-1 students may also apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT), allowing them to work in the U.S. for up to 12 months after graduation. 

The most common work visas include:

• H-2A Visa – Temporary agricultural workers
   
• H-2B Visa – Temporary non-agricultural jobs (hospitality, construction, landscaping, etc.)
   
• J-1 Visa – Cultural exchange, internships, traineeships, teachers, and hospitality programs
   

We help explain the pathways, requirements, and application steps.

It depends on the employer, required documentation, and visa category. Work visas require:

• A verified U.S. employer
   
• Proper job certification
   
• Completed forms and background checks
   
• Embassy interview approval
   

Our platform connects users with information and resources to prepare properly.

Yes. We guide you on:

• What documents to bring
   
• How to answer typical interview questions
   
• Financial proof requirements
   
• Relationship evidence for K-1 and marriage visas
   
• Student and work visa expectations
   

While we do not guarantee approval, proper preparation greatly increases your chances.

We assist with understanding the process, but final scheduling must be done through the official U.S. Embassy website. We provide support so you know exactly what to expect. 

 No. Only the U.S. Government can approve a visa.
Our role is to provide guidance, information, preparation tools, and access to trusted partners—but the final decision is always up to immigration authorities. 

 Yes. Through our trusted partner Rushed Passport, members can receive secure, expedited passport services with processing times as fast as 24 hours when eligible. 

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 Absolutely. Our platform helps connect Americans with Filipino singles for friendship, education, work opportunities, and long-term relationships—always with respect for culture, values, and safety.