K1 vrs. K3 Green Card Marriage Visa Immigration

Posted on February 19, 2010
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K1 vrs. K3 Green Card Facts

Most Americans have never filed anything with the Immigration Office. Americans have no idea that the purpose is to accept your forms and fee’s while providing minimal guidance.

The United States does NOT want all of these Immigrants to be here, or to become Citizens. The USCIS within the last 6 months, has Changed the Forms, Raised the Fees, and Relocated the proper Mail Address to process these applications. This Process is Difficult for a Reason.

I have seen similar packages selling for $49,$69,$99 or more. Some of these kits are more complicated then the original USCIS instructions. I don’t want pages of embassies, or 10 pages of terms. I want a package that tells me to file online if its faster, and provides direct web links. I want to finish and file these forms. Not read a term paper on immigration.

Did you know that the K1 fiancé visa takes 9 months to a year longer than the marriage visa? If you can marry abroad and file with the local embassy, under the LIFE Act, you could be processed and in the United States in 90 Days, compared to a year for a fiancé visa.

Who has wants to wait a year to be with the one you love?
At American Immigration Publishers, we have personal hands on experience, and have helped hundreds of people with their immigration needs.

The only trick is that the Government is always changing the acceptance addresses, raising fees and remaking forms. Use the Official Government site. Our product helps you use the information better, faster, the first time.

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4 Responses to “K1 vrs. K3 Green Card Marriage Visa Immigration”

  1. Ben Waugh on February 19th, 2010 11:54 am

    Would you be interested in exchanging blogrolls links with my site? Please email me if you are interested

  2. Ben Waugh on February 19th, 2010 12:00 pm

    I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.

  3. JustOneAdmin on February 19th, 2010 10:48 pm

    Sure Ben, I’ll be making a more marketing/business development website soon, but I’d be happy to exchange blogroll links!

  4. Green Card Visa on February 19th, 2010 11:15 pm

    Disregarding the fraud that typically circles this visa, I think that gaining residency by marriage is one of the last bastions of old school thinking this country has held onto – and the visa, in my view, is a very positive one.

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