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Marriage and Spouse Visa Immigration Help
Marriage-based immigration may allow a qualifying spouse of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident to seek immigration benefits. The process may differ depending on where the spouses live, the petitioner’s status, and the applicant’s immigration circumstances.
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What This Immigration Category Means
A marriage or spouse visa generally enables the foreign spouse of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to immigrate to the United States. Depending on the situation, this may involve consular processing overseas or adjustment of status within the U.S.
This Matter May Be Relevant If:
- a U.S. citizen is married to a foreign national
- a lawful permanent resident wants information about petitioning for a spouse
- the foreign spouse lives outside the United States
- the foreign spouse is currently in the United States
- a couple is comparing marriage-based processing with a K-1 visa
- the person has questions about adjustment of status or consular processing
What an Immigration Attorney Can Evaluate:
- the broad marriage-based category that may apply
- whether location and current status affect the process
- whether adjustment of status or consular processing may be relevant
- potential complications requiring legal analysis
- possible next steps
What to Prepare for an Initial Consultation:
- basic immigration history
- current immigration status when applicable
- relevant family or employment relationships
- important notices or prior decisions
- a general timeline of events
Frequently Asked Questions
Official Government Resources
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: Bringing a Spouse to the United StatesDiscuss Your Marriage or Spouse Visa Matter
Request a Free ConsultationInformation notice: General information only. Immigration laws and procedures can change, and the appropriate path depends on individual circumstances. We Make Immigration Easy is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Attorney services are provided by independent attorneys under separate agreements.
Content last updated: July 2026
