Note to Fiances: Children Welcomed

Note to Fiances: Children Welcomed August 13th, 2018 Uncategorized, family-based immigration, immigration law | Tags: family visas, K-2 Visa | No Comments »If you are a foreign resident engaged to a U.S. citizen and you have obtained a K1 Visa to enter the U.S., there are legal avenues to bring your children with you. Specifically, a K2 Visa allows the child of a K1 Visa holder to enter the country while awaiting the availability of an immigrant visa or resident status. If you hold a K1 Visa, your child might qualify for a K2 Visa if: He or she is less than 21 years old;He or she is your unmarried child; andHe or she wants to immigrate lawfully to the U.S. By obtaining a K2 Visa, your child will be able to: Reside in the U.S. with your family while awaiting your marriage;Apply for employment authorization using applicable work authorization; and/orStudy in U.S. schools, colleges or universities. For more information about family immigration matters, check out the Family and Citizenship section of our Website or contact the law office of Ron to make an appointment at