I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)

Who may file Form I-129F?

A U.S. citizen may use Form I-129F to petition a fiancé(e) or spouse, with an option to include that beneficiary’s accompanying unmarried children (under age 21) if they choose to go together.

Principal and Beneficiary

As the principal, a U.S. citizen may petition a foreign national beneficiary either as a:

• Fiancé(e) as a K-1 nonimmigrant to enter the U.S. to marry you and adjust to lawful permanent residency status.

or

• Spouse as a K-3 nonimmigrant to enter the U.S. to await the availability of an immigrant visa and adjust status to a lawful permanent resident.

Derivative Children

The petition may include the beneficiary’s unmarried children under 21. Upon approved I-129F petition, children of a K-1 applicant may simultaneously apply for a K-2 visa, and children of a K-3 spouse may do the same for a K-4 visa.

K-1 Visa Petition Package

Fil Am Law Firm’s legal team helps you easily file Form I-129F (Petition for Alien Fiancé) to help your fiancé(e) get a K-1 visa to enter the U. S. solely to marry you within 90 days from arrival.

Our Fiance'(e) petition package includes:

Form I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)

Form G-1145, e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance

Additional supporting documents as may be necessary

Personalized instructions with a supporting document checklist

Live support during officer hours from our immigration experts

Typical supporting documents:

Proof of U.S. citizenship

Evidence of any previous marriage termination

Passport-style photos

Evidence of in-person meeting with fiancé(e)

Evidence of intention to marry within 90 days

Proof of a genuine relationship

(Source: USCIS)

You may refer to your personalized filing instructions from Fil Am Law Firm based on your specific situation. Our simple instructions provide details on supporting documents with samples if you need them. Upon hiring and providing Fil Am Law Firm with your information and supporting documents, our legal team will organize the package and mail it for you to the USCIS with your prepaid government filing fee in the amount stated here.