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A fiancee visa can be obtained by a United States Citizen to bring a boyfriend or girlfriend into the US to get married. If the couple marries within 90 days of entry, the fiancee can adjust status after marriage and obtain a conditional green card. To start the fiancee visa process, form I-129f is filed with the USCIS service center having jurisdiction over the state where the American citizen resides. Once the I-129f Fiancee Visa application is approved, the National Visa Center (NVC) forwards the case to the foreign consulate where the fiancee lives for scheduling of a medical exam and fiancee visa interview. After the consulate issues the fiancee visa, the applicant can enter the US, marry, and continue with the green card process.


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Green Card Adjustment of Status and Fiance Visa fee increase

President Obama is currently considering another round of fee hikes for green card adjustment of status cases and some non-immigrant visas. Fees were last increased on the summer of 2007; new fees are due to go into effect later this year. Green Card Adjustment of Status Fees Certain foreign nationals who are present in the United States are permitted to remain in the US while going through the green card process;...

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