Spouse Visa

If you are already married to a US citizen or Green Card holder living in the US, and you live outside the US, you might be eligible to apply for a conditional marriage green card. There are two main ways you could go about this route; Either the non-US spouse travels to the US under another type of VISA and marries the US citizen, or you get married abroad and the US citizen invites the non-US spouse to the country. Here are the main steps of the procedure: 

 

Rokas Law Office - Spouse VISA

Consultation

Every case is unique, and details really matter. As a first step, you will have a 30-minute consultation with Mr. Rokas so that he can get to know you and everything there is to know about your case. Being separated from your partner can be taxing and frustrating, that’s why there could be a way to have you meet with your spouse for part of the process. Not everyone meets the requirements for this, that’s why the consultation is so important. After the consultation, you decide if you want to proceed or not.

Information Gathering

We will ask for the information that is relevant to your case and the documents you need to send us to start the procedure.

Document Organization

Our legal team will organize the information and documents you provided and make sure that they cover everything you need for your case.

Filing out Applications

Our legal team will undertake filling out all the necessary legal forms and applications. 

Check

We understand that you want to know what is being signed and submitted. So, at this point, you will be able to check every single inserted detail, verifying that they are true and accurate. We are in this together.

Submission

After submitting the forms and applications, we will be waiting for a response from USCIS. Please note that this could take months, depending on the case and their workload.

Dr. Rokas is personally engaged in every part of the process, making sure you have the best experience and chances of success. If you want to start by having your consultation with Dr. Rokas, contact us. 

Adjustment of Status

Fiancé(e) Visa