It’s understandable if you’re nervous about the outcome of your application. Just take a deep breath and relax. As long as you and your partner meet the requirements for the K-1 application process, you have nothing to worry about because most people who apply for a K-1 visa are successful! That being said, you don’t want to risk your application being denied due to a simple lack of preparation. You’ll need to; 1. GATHER SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE: While you may know that your relationship is genuine, the person looking at your application has no idea. For this reason, you should gather evidence that substantiates the validity of your relationship and prove that you have a real intent to marry within 90 days of arriving in the US. 2. PREPARE FOR THE INTERVIEW After submitting the initial paperwork (Form I-129F), USCIS could take as long as 10 months to give its approval. Within 30 days following the initial approval, you'll receive a notice informing you of the date and location of the upcoming interview. In addition to a list of all the necessary documents. You must prepare for this interview by gathering all the required documents and considering any potential questions that might arise. 3. STAY FLEXIBLE Given the uncertainty surrounding the application timeline, it’s a good idea to remain flexible concerning your wedding plans. Once you arrive on U.S. soil, you have 90 days to get married. Needless to say, that’s not a lot of time, and you want to be ready for any unforeseen hurdles during the process. 4. TRIPLE CHECK YOUR FINANCES You want to be certain that you meet these financial criteria and that you can substantiate your income before applying. What stage are you in for your K1 application? Send a DM lets to talk if you need our professional assistance. . . . . . . . . #k1visa #visaconsultants #immigratetocanada #usatravel #immigration #usa #immigrationlawyer #immigrationconsultant #immigrationlaw #immigrationservices #bestimmigrationconsultant #usvisa

The Canadian immigration rule allows you to apply for Canada PR without your spouse. However, you should always keep in mind that your spouse will have to undergo a proper medical examination and submit police certificates to be eligible to enter Canada in the future. In other words, you have to apply for Canada PR with your spouse unless you have been separated from him or her for a long time. Also, your non-accompanying spouse must be factored into your family size calculation when you assess how much money you need to maintain a household in Canada. Proof of funds is a must to prove that you have enough money to manage your living expenses. If you or your family member's income is unstable, you might require additional proof that you have much money to support yourself in Canada. As I said, the amount of money you require to support yourself and your family is calculated based on your family size. So, it is important to declare your non-accompanying spouse in the application and calculate the size of your family. Send a DM if you need help with your application. . . . . . . #canadianimmigration #immigrationconsultants #immigrationservices #canada #canadavisa #immigrationcanada #immigratetocanada #immigrationtocanada #visa #immigrationattorney #immigrationconsultant #bestimmigrationconsultant

If you have a friend or family member who wants to visit Canada, it's important to know what kind of visitor visa they need. And, that largely depends on whether they are visiting or immigrating. What country they are from, their education, work experience and reasons for wanting to visit Canada, or if they are travelling for business or pleasure. Also, two things that will determine whether your friend or family member will be allowed into Canada is the purpose of their visit and them meeting certain criteria. They will need certain documents depending on where they plan to visit. In summary, aside from having a valid passport, the purpose of their visit and the length of stay, What your friend or family member needs depends on: 1. The type of travel document they will travel with. 2. The country that issued their travel document; 3. Their nationality; and 4. How they will travel to Canada. If they need a visitor visa, you may provide your family member or friend with a letter of invitation in support of their visa application. A letter of invitation can help, but it does not guarantee the person will get a visa. Let's guide you through this process if you intend visiting Canada. Send a DM now. . . . . . . #visitcanada #immigrationlawyer #immigration #lawyers #immigrationconsultant #immigrationcanada #immigration_lawyer #immigrationservices #attorney #immigratetocanada #familylawyer #immigrationtocanada #touristvisa

The main difference between these two visa types is that a single entry visa allows entry to Canada for one time only and a multiple entry visa allows entry many times. All visa applicants are automatically considered for a multiple entry visa. If you’re just visiting Canada for a short amount of time, you might need to get a single entry visa. If you will be leaving and re-entering Canada again soon, then you get a multiple entry visa. A multiple entry visa lets you enter Canada as many times as you want within six months. You can travel to Canada for up to six months at a time. It will be valid for 10 years or one month before your passport expires. While a Single entry visa lets you travel to Canada only one time. For instance, you may only be eligible for a single entry visa if: you are eligible for a fee-exemption and the purpose of your entry to Canada is limited (such as, for an official visit by a foreign national), you are taking part in a one-time special event in Canada. Which of these Visa do you need? Send a DM to let's help you out . . . . . . . . . . #canadapr #canadaimmigration #canadagreencard #canadapassport #canada🇨🇦 #canadavisa #visacanada #vancouver #toronto #immigratetocanada #immigrationtocanada #visitcanada

C’mon, merely being a Canadian citizen isn’t enough to get a health card as it doesn’t really depend on your passport status, but on your residency status; and even more specifically on the question of whether you are or aren’t paying Canadian taxes! For example, if you're a dual Canadian-British citizen who lives and works in the UK, you can't just suddenly fly to Canada if you get sick to stick the Canadian government with the bill for your medical treatment. So, it’s not a question of whether you’re a Canadian citizen or not — it’s a question of whether you live in Canada and pay Canadian taxes or not. Canada doesn't have "free healthcare". Instead, each Canadian province has its universal health insurance plan. For instance, Ontario requires that you’re present for at least 154 days each year for you to obtain a health card. Flashing your passport and demanding free healthcare won’t get you anything but thrown out by security. Who else thought Canada offers free healthcare? . . . . . . #canadahealthcare #healthcare #healthfirst #healthtalk #medicalprofessionals #healthcareworkers #explorequebec #medicalnews #healthyliving #mentalhealth #healthymindset

Because that's where most of the jobs are. New immigrants to Canada usually choose either Toronto or Vancouver as their destination because those cities have some of the best services and job opportunities, as well as some of the largest non-native communities. You should also know that Canadians tend to move a lot, and many immigrants who spend their first years in Toronto or Vancouver move to some other place once they have "oriented" themselves. If you’re considering starting your career in Canada, Toronto or Vancouver, it is highly recommended. Send a DM for more info on how to do so. . . . . . . . #canadaimmigration #immigrationcanada #portorotondo #immigrationtocanada #canadaimmigrationservices #canadaimmigrationconsultants #immigration #immigrationlawyer #immigrationconsultant #immigration_lawyer #immigrationreform #immigrationservices #immigrationattorney

Before I answer the question, here is what IELTS stands for. IELTS stands for English Language Testing System which measures reading, writing, listening and speaking skills to give a person a good idea of whether they're ready to study and want to apply for PR in Canada. In a nutshell, the IELTS is a test designed to see if you have the skills to study and live in Canada. There is no law requiring you to prove language fluency when visiting, so the answer to that question is NO! If you have enough money to pay for your vacation and intend to return home after your trip, you do not need to prove language fluency. Only in cases where you want to take a short course that is less than six months - or to work or to remain in Canada. As long as you have enough money to pay for your living expenses, go enjoy your visit. You do not need to prove your fluency. . . . . . . . . . #canada🇨🇦 #explorecanada #canadavisa #tourcanada #touristvisa #canadalife #tourist #immigrationlawyer #immigrationconsultant #immigrationcanada #immigration_lawyer #immigrationservices #immigrationattorney #ielts

As a foreigner who wants to work in Canada, you must apply for a work permit. Obtaining work permits in Canada is challenging but if you're able to find an employer who's willing to sponsor your application, you could be able to apply for all sorts of jobs in Canada. But; 1. Before applying for a work permit, it's important to find out whether you are eligible, based on your country of citizenship, the province you plan to apply in, and other factors. 2. If you got a sponsor, you should gather all the required documents for the Canadian Work Permit from your employer as well as other required documents and forms. 3. Determine if you will apply online or on paper. Due to COVID-19, most applicants now need to apply online for a work permit. 4. Obtain a Positive Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) From Your Potential Employer. In most cases, you need a positive LMIA for a work permit, but there are some exceptions. Once your employer obtains a positive LMIA, it must be sent to you for inclusion in the work permit application, but as I said, not all jobs require a positive LMIA. 5. Obtain a Temporary Job Offer From Your Potential Employer. To apply for a work permit, you must have a job offer from a potential employer. The job offer letter must be detailed. Stating the position and compensation. You'll need to attach the job offer letter to your application when you submit it. Do you need help with processing your Canada work permit? Send a DM now let's talk up your case for you. . . . . . . . . . . #workpermit #canadasworld #workincanada #immigratetocanada #canadaworkpermit #canadalife🇨🇦 #immigrationtocanada #workpermitcanada #workandtravelcanada #workfromhomeusaandcanada #workcanada #canadawork #workvisacanada #canadaimmigration #immigrationcanada

I don't know who needs to hear this... I just felt a prompting in my spirit to encourage someone to keep going. Don't quit. It is not over. You're not finished. God sees you. God is with you. God has not forsaken you. God has not forgotten you. You are deeply loved. Happy Sunday 💐 . . . . . . . . #sundayinspiration #godiswithyou #godisincontrol #godsaves #praywithoutceasing #sundayaffirmation #believeingod #godisincontrol #godhasnotforgottenyou #listentogod #trustgodsplan #trustinthelord #trustinggod #godwillprovide

The impact of a divorce on your immigration status can vary. If you received the permanent resident status through marriage, that status is conditioned upon the marriage for the first two years. If your divorce occurred within those first two years, you will need to apply for a specific waiver in order to maintain your status independent of your spouse. On the other hand, if you are no longer in the 2-year conditional period and have a Green Card that is valid for 10 years, you don’t need to apply for the waiver. If you are going through a divorce within the first 2 years of marriage, call us to file your waiver. . . . . . . . . . . . . #greencardmarriage #greencardinterview #permanentresidency #askattorneybibie #permanentresident #uscis #immigrantsmakeamericagreat #uspermanentresidency #gettingmarried #engaged #gettingdivorced #immigrationattorney #inmigracion #inmigrante #usimmigrationlaw #waiver #usimmigrationattorney #uscitizenship #usworkpermit #usvisa #usgreencard #americanpassport

If you are currently out of status and your U.S. citizen spouse is trying to control you by taking away your passport and other important documents: it is time to speak with an attorney. I have years of experience with these case types and I would love to see how I could be able to help. So, if this is something you are going through, please give our office a call so we can verify what kind of relief you could be eligible for, based on your particular situation. . . . . . . . . . . #vawa #vawatips #daca #dacadreamers #uscitizenship #usgreencard #permanentresidency #uscis #immigrationtips #askattorneybibie #usimmigrationtips #uscitizen #usimmigrationattorney #uspassport #usimmigrationlaw #uspermanentresidency #DV ⠀ #DomesticViolence #EndDV #VAWA4ALL #H1Bvisa #immigrationtotheusa #I360petition

Many people who want to immigrate to Canada are interested in becoming a Canadian citizen. But they first have to obtain permanent residency in Canada before going for citizenship. The most important thing to understand about permanent residents is that they have the same rights as citizens except in two areas. Canadian Permanent Residents can: 👉 Get most social benefits that Canadian citizens receive, including health care coverage. 👉 Live, work or study anywhere in Canada. 👉 Apply for Canadian citizenship, Protection under Canadian law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Canadian Permanent Residents cannot: Vote or run for political office and hold some jobs that need a high-level security clearance. To maintain Canadian Permanent Resident status: you must have been in Canada for at least 730 days during the last five years. Canadian Citizens can do everything that Permanent Residents can (access social benefits such as healthcare; live, work, and study; be protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms). Apply for a Canadian passport. Freely participate in Canadian politics. And you do not need to take any action to maintain your Canadian citizenship. You can only lose your Canadian citizenship if you choose to renounce it. We can help you become a permanent resident in Canada. Working with us will save you time and stress. Send a DM for Consultation . . . . . . #canadapr #acmprcanada #immigration #canada #canadavisa #immigrationconsultant #permanentresidency #immigratetocanada #migratetocanada #settleincanada #canadaimmigration #immigrationlawyer #immigrationcanada #immigrationtocanada