• B-1/B-2 Business Visitor Visas
• B-2 Tourist Visa
• E-1/E-2 Treaty Trader / Investor Visas
• F-1/M-1 Academic & Vocational Student Visas
• H-1B Specialty Occupation
• H-2B Non-Immigrant
• J-1Exchange Trainees
• K-1 Fiancee Visa
• K-3 Spouse Visa
• L-1 Intra Company Transfer
• O-1 Non-Immigrant
• O-2 Artist / Athlete Staff
• O-3 Spouse / Children of O-1 Visa
• P-1 Performing Entertainers and Athletes
• R-1 Religious Workers Visa
• TN: NAFTA Visa
• V - Visa
• Nurse Visas

The purpose of the K-3 visa is to reunite families that have been or could be subject to a long period of separation during the process of immigrating to the United States. Holders of the K-3 visas will be able to wait in the U.S. for this process to be completed and obtain a work authorization if they are the beneficiary of an approved I-130 visa petition.

The K category is intended for use by both a spouse of a United States citizen and by the spouse's children. The nonimmigrant visa for the spouse will be called a K3 visa and the visa for the spouse’s children will be called a K-4. The K-4 is for children under 21 years of age but they must adjust their status the green card holder before reaching the age of 21.

This visa must be applied for within the U.S. and it will thereafter be forwarded to the Consulate abroad who will contact the spouse, forward additional forms and schedule an interview. Processing times vary from consulate to consulate and can range from 1-5 months. The visa must be used to enter the U.S. within four months from the date of issuance and it is valid for two years.

DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED:

• valid passport;
• birth certificate;
• divorce or death certificates from prior spouse;
• police certificate of good conduct from residences since age 16, and where he/she has resided for six months or more;
• medical examination;
• approved I-130 & I-129F;
• Photographs (Two photographs 1 and ½ inches square (37x37mm), showing full face, against a light background).