Marriage interviews at the USCIS Hartford Field Office are often difficult. Relaxed twenty-minute interviews have given way to one- or two-hour interrogations where the couple are often separated. We will help you to carefully document your relationship so that your interview ends in approval rather than in long delays, a notice of intent to deny or denial. Doing this correctly up front makes an huge difference in your case.

Fiancé visas are for fiancés, living abroad, of U.S. citizens.  These cases require a fiancé petition filed in the U.S., followed by an interview at a U.S. Consulate in the applicant’s home country. then the couple marry in the U.S. and proceed with further applications in the U.S. and an interview at the local USCIS office. In recent years, complications have become common at each step.

We will evaluate your case and help you properly complete and file your applications, including the required financial forms, which can be extremely complicated. We can also assist you in preparing for your interview, and always accompany you to the interview. Our attorneys are skilled and experienced in using the right information to demonstrate the validity of our clients’ marriages. Throughout Connecticut, we are known for our experience with marriage applications and interviews and in the appeals process.

We also have a lot of experience with cases of domestic violence and spousal abuse. If your spouse is abusive, please call us to talk about your options.

Our attorneys have decades of experience with marriage cases, fiancé cases, removal of conditions and appeals. Don’t make mistakes that could hurt your family or marriage or leave you out of status, contact the Law Office of Michael Boyle for help.

The issue in a marriage case is whether your marriage was honest at inception, not whether you had problems after the marriage. We can help you maintain the proper documentation to protect your rights should future problems arise.