When is it advisable to enter the U.S. as a fiancee as opposed to an immigrant or on some other nonimmigrant visa? What are the admission requirements for fiancees and who can petition for them? What happens when the child of a fiancee ages-out before becoming a resident? Is there still any reason to apply for a K-3 visa to come to the U.S. as the spouse of a U.S. citizen? And what are the most common reasons that K visas are denied by the consulate, and what is the most effective way to respond to that knock-out punch caused by consular readjudication? Join CLINIC attorneys Charles Wheeler and Susan Schreiber to review all things K, including recent legal developments on the K visa front.

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