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Spouse Visa USA 2025: Requirements, Process & Fees

Lakshmi Lakshmi

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Spouse visa USA is a popular pathways for family reunification in the United States, which allows US citizen or PR holders to sponsor their foreign spouses for lawful residency. Explore updated requirements, application process, fees, & more in this guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ought to be done when the petition for a fiance visa is about to expire?

Within ninety days of your arrival in the United States, your fiance, who is a citizen of the United States, must provide a statement stating that they intend to marry you if your fiance visa petition is about to expire. On the day of your visa interview, you must bring this statement.

How do I find out the status of a petition that I filed in the US with USCIS?

With your receipt number, you can use the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website to track the status of your petition approval.

Is it necessary for all applicants for nonimmigrant visas to attend an interview at the American embassy or consulate?

The majority of applicants for nonimmigrant visas must appear in person for an interview at the American embassy or consulate. On the other hand, some candidates might be exempt from the requirement to have an interview.

What happens if I apply for a spouse visa and then my relationship ends?

Once you file for a spouse visa, you should notify the Department of Home Affairs if your relationship ends before the visa is approved. The specifics of your case will determine how your application is handled, so it is best to consult an expert.

Can I work in the US while I am awaiting my spouse's visa?

No, you are not allowed to work in the country while awaiting your spouse's visa. But after you arrive in the country and file for an Adjustment of Status, you might be qualified to apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), which is another name for a work permit. While your application for a green card is being processed, you can continue to work in the United States with the EAD.
Lakshmi

Lakshmi

Sr. Immigration Expert

Lakshmi P is a Sr. Immigration Expert and Content Editor. With 4+ years of experience specializing in skilled migration to Canada, Australia, EU countries, and the UAE, crafting in-depth guides, researching, and analysing policy updates, drawing directly from hands-on client successes to hundreds of candidates. Lakshmi also functions as a dedicated Content Immigration Expert in the Editorial Team of GetGIS. Her articles provide unique and updated information for PR, working, and studying in countries like Canada, Australia, Germany, Austria, Sweden, the UAE, and more. She uses simple language to create several insightful articles on immigration and study abroad to ensure that as many readers as possible can grab the precise information on everything about immigration and studying abroad. Lakshmi's mission? Simplify immigration for global talent, reducing confusion and refusals through expert breakdown, checklists, and case studies. Whether decoding points tests or navigating post-study work visas or study permits, her insightful content serves as a roadmap for aspirants. She has good software knowledge of Content Management Systems, WordPress, Keyword Research Tools like Google Trends, Canva, Google Search Console, and Google Analytics. Apart from work, during her free time, Lakshmi can be found learning a new skill or reading blogs, policy updates, and educational content

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