Americans who are already married in Russia, Ukraine or any other country must apply for a K-3 Spousal visa for their wife and a K-4 visa for each accompanying child. Admission of your wife and children into the United States based on your marriage is not automatic.

If you are not married and wish to bring your fiancee to America to be married in America, please see "Fiancee Visa Home"and "K-1/K-2 Service/fee".

The process of securing a K-3 Spousal Visa includes two separate stages:

1. Completing an application for the USCIS approval, and
2. Preparing your spouse for her interview at the US Embassy.

Nevesta International provides the following services:

STAGE 1: Preparing the Spousal Visa application and supporting evidence.

• Familiarize you with the visa process and its requirements.
  
• Collect required information from you by means of a simple, easy to use questionnaire.
• Contact your spouse and collect her information using our Russian language  questionnaire.
• Instruct your spouse in the Russian language on the documents and photos she has to provide us for your application.
• Complete forms and affidavits for you and your spouse in accordance with USCIS requirements. We do not send you "K-3 starter kits" or ask you to download and complete your own USCIS forms like some services force you to do.
• Check all the documents and arrange the evidence of your relationship so that it clearly and concisely supports your petition.
• Complete certified translations of all Russian documents into English at no additional fee.
  Communicate with you when you desire it and answer your questions and concerns through the entire process.
• Communicate with your spouse, in the Russian language, by E-mail or phone through the entire process.
• Complete K-4 visa applications at no additional price.
• Assemble K3 visa applications in accordance with the USCIS protocol and mail it to you for your signature.
• We track the case status of your application throughout the entire process and contact you when it is approved.

Upon completing the above stage many immigration attorneys and visa services consider their job finished, however, only one half of the job is actually complete. After your application is approved, the paperwork will be transferred to the US Embassy where your spouse will be interviewed. It is paramount that your spouse be well prepared for her interview and have completed her Embassy forms correctly. Don't worry though, Nevesta International is still on the job.

STAGE 2: Preparing your spouse for her interview at the US Embassy.

• We'll track your application after it is approved at the USCIS and notify your spouse of her interview date before she receives the actual invitation from the Embassy.
• Explain to your spouse in detail what documents she needs to take to the interview. We will explain how to secure them in advance and how to navigate the bureaucratic "mud puddles" in Russia, Ukraine and the other ex-Soviet republics.
• Assist your spouse in completing the forms she will receive from the US Embassy in her native country. Without professional assistance it will be difficult to complete the forms correctly.
• Prepare your spouse for her medical examination and interview at the US Embassy. We will explain the basic strategy of the interview and how it relates to your set of personal circumstances. We will advise your spouse of what questions she can expect to be asked.
• Complete translations of all the documents required for your spouse's interview at no additional price.
• Communicate with your spouse by E-mail and telephone in the Russian language at no additional price.

We can do even more for you.  In the event you contact us before you visit your intended wife in her home country where you plan to get married, we will provide you our pre-application services.

Pre-application services if you contact us before your visit with your future spouse.

• We’ll send you overseas with paperwork essential for the application process which will save you about a month of waiting time.
• We'll give you an "evidence to collect guide" to take on your trip.
• We'll provide you with detailed instructions, in the Russian language, describing documents and photographs your future spouse can prepare for you to bring back to America. This will save you a lot of time later and let you submit your application to the USCIS right away on your return home.

Click on this button to quickly order the Pre-Application kit through PayPal.

We'll send you the kit by E-mail within one business day after we receive your payment. We can also send it to you by regular mail if you provide your mailing address. Please tell us what country your future spouse is from in the "Message to Recipient" block when you complete your payment for the K-3/K-4 Visa pre-application kit through PayPal.

We can also assist you with a K3 Spousal Visa if your spouse resides in one of the following countries: Albania, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ireland, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia.

We also provide K-3/K-4 Spousal Visa support for countries in the dropdown menu: Albania Australia Austria Armenia Azerbaijan Belgium Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Canada Croatia Czech Republic Cyprus Denmark Estonia Ireland Finland France Germany Georgia Greece Greenland Hungary Iceland Italy Japan Kazakhstan Kyrgystan Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Moldova Netherlands New Zealand Norway Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Tajikistan Turkmenistan Ukraine United Kingdom Uzbekistan Yugoslavia

If your spouse's native language is other than English, Russian or Ukrainian she should secure translations of her documents from her native language into English.

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K1 F iancee and K3 Spousal Visas
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Fiancee Visa Support
Revised March 2008