International Marriage Broker Regulation Act of 2006 (IMBRA)
International Marriage Broker Regulation Act of 2006 (IMBRA) in Charleston, SC
This act may require the U.S. citizen petitioner for a K-1 visa to first get a waiver from the USCIS if two or more K-1 visa applications were filed in the past, a previous unrelated K-1 visa application was approved within the two previous years, or he/she has been convicted of certain violent crimes before filing for a subsequent new K-1 visa.
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