The petitioner is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. The parties are legally married for less than 2 years. U.S. citizen or permanent resident and foreign spouse have a bona-fide marital relationship. U.S. citizen or permanent resident can demonstrate ability to financially support foreign spouse. Foreign spouse has not committed certain crimes.
FAQs about CR-1 visa and CR-2 visa
What is a CR-2 visa?
The CR-2 visa (also known as a conditional resident visa) is issued by the United States embassy or consulate in the foreign spouse’s home country for the purpose of allowing the foreign spouse’s minor (under 21 and unmarried) children to legally enter as a resident and live permanently in the United States. After entry into… Read More
What is a CR-1 visa?
The CR-1 visa (also known as a conditional resident visa) is issued by the United States embassy or consulate in the foreign spouse’s home country for the purpose of allowing the spouse to legally enter as a resident and live permanently in the United States. The CR-1 visa is issued to a foreign spouse who… Read More
