As you know, having your fiancé(e) visa rejected or denied for any reason can devastate your future marriage plans. Under immigration law, the K-1 visa allows your foreign-based partner to enter the U.S. for the sole purpose of getting married within 90 days. After marriage, the expectation is that you will apply for a marriage-based green card in order to maintain your spouse’s status. But unfortunately, thousands of fiancé(e) visas are rejected or denied annually before the fiancé is able to enter the U.S. In many cases, knowing the common reasons for a K-1 visa rejection or denial can help ensure your application is successful and that your partner can join you.