Dear Gentlemen,
If you are an American citizen and you request a lady’s
contact information via email, Live chat or in person, you need to have your IMBRA form is filled in first.
- We make a translation of your IMBRA form FOR FREE
- Your IMBRA form information is NOT VISIBLE to the other members, we will disclose your personal information to a lady only at your request
- You provide a piece of mind to the ladies you date and/propose to
- To apply for K-1 Fiancée visa and obtain it successfully you will need to prove that you complied with IMBRA requirements.
IMBRA, the International Marriage Broker Regulation Act of 2005 is a United States federal statute that requires background checks for all marriage visa sponsors and limits serial visa applications. IMBRA also requires background checks before speech or other forms of communication are permitted between American citizens and foreign nationals.
The impetus for its introduction was several high-profile cases (including the Susanna Blackwell case in 1995 and the Anastasia King case in 2000) in which foreign women had been abused and eventually murdered by the men who had used international marriage brokers to bring them to the United States. Several international marriage brokers challenged its constitutionality but the statute was upheld by a federal court in 2007. IMBRA has been the subject of controversy since its passage because of free-speech and identity theft concerns.
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Important: IMBRA limits a US petitioner’s sponsorship of K1 (fiancé(e)) visas to 2 total, with no less than 2 years between the filing of the last approved petition and the current petition. A petitioner may seek a discretionary waiver of these limits from DHS. However, DHS cannot ordinarily waive the limits if the U.S. petitioner has a record of violent criminal offenses. (Section 832(a)(1))