K-3 Visas: Spousal Requirements
When you marry someone, it is common to want to be as close to your spouse as possible; however, if your spouse lives in another country, this can be infinitely more difficult. With the aid of a K-3 nonimmigrant visa, though, it becomes much easier to live in the United States with your spouse. In order to apply for this type of visa, there are a few qualifications that one must meet, including being the recognized spouse of the U.S. citizen.
Trying to apply for a visa on your own can be a lengthy and complicated process. That is why the legal team of the Law Office of William Jang, PLLC, has dedicated itself to helping foreign citizens with every step of the immigration process. Contact an Austin immigration attorney from our offices today at 512-323-2333 to learn more about how we can help you.
Qualified Spouses
When petitioning for a K-3 visa, you must be recognized as a spouse of a U.S. citizen. The following marriage requirements apply to those trying to obtain this type of visa:
- Any legally married spouse
- Certain common law unions are accepted
- Spouses must not be of the same gender
- Only the first spouse in a polygamous marriage may apply
If you do not qualify under any of these marriage requirements, you may have to consider another type of visa.
Contact Us
The intricacies of immigration laws and requirements can make applying for immigration or visitation seem like a nightmare. Fortunately, an Austin visa attorney of the Law Office of William Jang, PLLC, has the knowledge and experience necessary to handle this process. Contact us at 512-323-2333 to speak with an attorney who will provide the personalized attention that meets your immigration needs.



