Links
Visit this website for additional information on visa requirements, online case updates, forms, etc. It can be difficult to navagate.
The US State department website can be an invaluable resource for finding information specific to each US embassy and consulate abroad.
Below are a variety of other links that may be helpful in locating an attorney, translation service, and other related services.
The Law Office of Sarah M. Cross
K-1, K-3, Marriage Visas, and Adjustment of Status
K-1 Fiance Visas
K-3 & Marriage Visas
General Visa Information
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ORLANDO, Florida (AP) -- A federal sting of four companies accused of arranging fraudulent marriages for U.S. citizenships, complete with wedding photos of brides in gowns and elaborate fake cakes, has netted more than 80 arrests, authorities said Friday.
Immigrants, Americans and company officials were among the 83 arrested. The immigrants paid as much as $10,000, while the U.S. citizens were offered up to $2,500, U.S. Attorney Robert O'Neill said.
The couples were coached on how to pass immigration checks with fake answers, even though in some cases they didn't speak the same language as their purported spouses, officials said. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials who review each citizenship-conferring marriage to ensure legitimacy tipped off federal agents in many cases.
Barr first must win the Libertarian nomination at the party's national convention that begins May 22. Party officials consider him a front-runner thanks to the national profile he developed as a Georgia congressman from 1995 to 2003.
If he wins the White House, he said he would immediately freeze discretionary spending in Washington. He also would begin withdrawing troops from Iraq and consider slashing spending at federal agencies such as the departments of education and commerce -- as well as at overseas military bases.
The former U.S. attorney also said he would strictly enforce immigration laws.
''This notion that government owes something to people just because they're here does not resonate with me,'' he said. ''This is not a charity.''
Barr, 59, quit the Republican Party two years ago, saying
