While every case is different, there are some standard document requirements that an applicant can begin preparing for a United States Green Card application. These may include copies of birth certificates, passports, and divorce decrees (if applicable), as well as information on the petitioner and beneficiary’s work histories and addresses over the past five years. In this article we outline the basic requirements for a Green Card for a Colombian spouse at the United States Embassy in Bogota.
Green Card applicants also need to produce documents evidencing the legitimacy of the relationship. Though different types of evidence may be required for each case, generally required documents include photographs of the family together, proof that the petitioner and beneficiary have seen each other in person (for example, travel itineraries), and letters from friends and relatives.
Each case is different, and the United States immigration authorities may apply different requirements depending on the specifics of the individual case. For example, if the applicant or sponsor has ever had criminal issues, court records will be requested. As such, it is always important to work with a skilled attorney who can guide you through the process and help you understand what to expect.
Seeking Professional Assistance
United States immigration laws are complex and subject to regular changes. Consulting with a qualified attorney licensed to practice in the United States is highly recommended. Our attorneys have vast expertise with United States visa and immigration applications from Colombia, providing the skilled assistance needed to address any potential pitfalls and enhance the prospects of a successful application.
For more detailed information or to schedule a consultation, please contact us. We are committed to assisting with your fiancé visa application process and ensuring compliance with all embassy requirements.
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