1.    Language. If your Russian wife has never been abroad before she moved to the United States, she will experience a really strong culture shock. Even if she studied American history and culture and her English is flawless, she will still have difficulties understanding the language and the culture. Americans tend to use a lot of slang, without even realizing this, so make sure your wife is comfortable asking you if she doesn’t understand something. It gets better with time, but first months are particularly hard. American accent might be hard for her to understand as well. Speak slower and more clearly. I know it might be annoying, but it will pay off. Read more »

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Russian women like to dress up. They are not afraid to show their femininity and this is often reflected in the way they dress. Read more »

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Russian-American dating is gaining popularity, and as a result of this the number of Russian marriage agencies keeps growing. Some guys wonder if they really need the agencies in order to find a Russian wife. There is no definite answer to this, however Russian marriage agencies (legitimate ones, of course) can save you a lot of time and will reduce your chances of being scammed. -

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If you are serious about relationship with your Russian woman and have been thinking about bringing her over, you probably already know that you need to apply for K1 fiancée visa in order to do so.

If you have been doing some research or talked to a lawyer, you probably also heard some horrible stories about “evil” USCIS, about denied visa applications, terrifying interviews, years of wait and about unusually complicated and tricky fiancée visa application forms. Read more »

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