Fighting for Your Immigration Rights and Opportunities

It is hard to know when a decision will be issued on your case because
USCIS processing times constantly change. You can however check the
USCIS processing times here.

If your petitioner dies before you are scheduled for an immigrant visa
interview, you may still be able to immigrate to the U.S. if you have a
qualifying U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident relative who can act
as a substitute sponsor. You may also have other immigration options
available to you, depending on your situation. You should speak to
immigration attorney to explore your options.

U.S. citizens can petition for certain qualifying relatives to immigrate to the
U.S. The time it will take for your relative to get a visa and join you in the
U.S. depends on whether they are an immediate relative.

If your fiancé arrived in the U.S. on a K nonimmigrant visa, you must get
married within 90 days of their arrival in the U.S. after you get married, your
spouse can apply for adjustment of status.

Foreign Nationals who enter the U.S. on K nonimmigrant visa must marry
their petitioner within 90 days of U.S. entry before they can apply for a
green card. If you have separated with your petitioner before or after the

marriage, you should call an immigration attorney to discuss your situation
and what immigration options may be available to you.