K3 Spouse Visa

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is K-3 visa?
2. How do I qualify for K-3 visa?
3. What privileges do I enjoy on K-3 visa?
4. What are the limitations of K-3 visa?
5. How long can I stay in the U.S. on K-3 visa?
6. Can I extend my stay on K-3 spouse visa?
7. Can I work on K-3 visa?
8. Can I study on K-3 visa?
9. Are there any travel restrictions on K-3 visa?
10. How do I apply for K-3 visa?
11. What is the K3 visa processing time?
12. What are the documents required for K-3 visa?
13. Which USCIS office processes K-3 visa petition?
14. Is a medical exam required for K-3 visa?
15. Does the Form I-130, Immigrant Visa Petition, have to be filed before I apply for a K-3 visa?
16. Do I need to submit Form I-864, Affidavit of Support, along with my K-3 visa application?
17. Can a consular officer approve Form I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiance?
18. Can I apply for K-3 status in the U.S. once the I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiance is approved?
19. Why is Form I-129F, Fiance Petition, also used for K-3 spouse visa?
20. How long is the I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiance valid?
21. Can I bring my dependant child to the U.S. if I am on K-3 marriage visa?
22. Can I apply for adjustment of status while on K3 marriage visa?
23. What happens if I have accrued unlawful presence in the U.S. before applying for a K-3 visa?
24. Where do I apply for K-3 visa when the American Consulate in the country where my marriage took place does not issue visas?
25. Can I change status from K-3 to another nonimmigrant visa status in the U.S.?
26. Can my K-3 status be terminated?