The K1 Visa Checklist Created by Northern Virginia Immigration Law Firm

Vienna, VA, March 25, 2019 --(PR.com)-- Johnson & Masumi, a Northern Virginia immigration law firm, created the K1 visa checklist in its most recent blog post. This comprehensive checklist explains everything that applicants need to do to receive their K1 visa and provides them with a roadmap to guide them during the extensive application procedures.

The K1 visa process can be confusing and long. It requires interviews, paperwork, and fees, which can be difficult to track. Failure to properly file these documents or schedule appointments on time could result in a delay or even denial of your visa. If your visa application is denied, it may be more difficult for you to reapply and successfully obtain the visa in the future. It is therefore essential to remain organized throughout the process. The K1 visa checklist can help you go through each step in order and without missing any important paperwork or other considerations along the way, increasing your chances of receiving your visa at the end of the process.

To obtain your K1 visa, you must first ensure that both parties involved are unmarried and that records of divorce, death, or annulment for previous marriages are submitted. You can then submit your official petition to bring your fiance and their children to the U.S. with form I-129F. You must also submit proof of having met your fiance in person within the last two years and show documentation supporting the existence of your relationship, including photos and correspondence. Vaccination records are also necessary. After the K1 visa has been approved, your fiance must schedule an interview appointment. Successful completion of this step will result in the issuance of a visa.

Contact Johnson & Masumi for more information or to receive assistance in compiling your K1 visa application. The firm's experienced attorneys can help you throughout the process to increase your chances of receiving your visa. Johnson & Masumi can also assist with asylum, employment, student, and visitor visas, among other immigration-related cases. The firm can be contacted at 703-688-8279 or online at https://www.johnsonmasumi.com. Its offices are located at 8300 Boone Blvd. Suite 225, Vienna, VA 22182.