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Spousal Sponsorship (CR-1 / IR-1)

Bring Your Family Home to the USA.

Eligibility & Scope

Unites a U.S. citizen with a foreign spouse. The CR-1 (conditional) category applies where the marriage is less than two years old at admission; the IR-1 applies for marriages of two years or more. Spouses of lawful permanent residents are handled in a different category (F2A). Evidence of a bona fide marriage is required.

Your Application Journey

01

Form I-130 Filing

The U.S. citizen files Form I-130 with proof of the relationship.

02

NVC Pre-Processing

After USCIS approval, the National Visa Center collects fees, forms, and documents.

03

Affidavit of Support (I-864)

The sponsor demonstrates financial ability to support the spouse.

04

Medical & Interview

The spouse completes the panel-physician medical exam and attends the consular interview.

05

Green Card Approval

The immigrant visa is issued; the spouse is admitted as a permanent resident.

How MapleVista Helps

• Pathway identification and eligibility mapping • Relationship-evidence and civil-document compilation • Affidavit of Support (I-864) preparation guidance • Interview coaching; attorney-partner I-130 filings • Attorney partnership: formal filings and legal representation are executed with licensed U.S. attorneys.

Your Journey to the USA Starts With One Conversation.

A confidential conversation about your goals and next steps.

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TRANSPARENT GUIDANCE

Our Role & Your Application

MapleVista Consulting Solutions Inc. operates as an authorized agent of a U.S. law firm, providing professional guidance, administrative preparation, document compilation, application framing, and interview coaching. Legal representation and formal filings are executed in direct partnership with licensed U.S. attorneys. Approval of any application rests solely with the relevant U.S. government agency; outcomes are never guaranteed.