My fiance has a child, can the child come to the US with my fiance?

If your fiancé has a child that you would like to bring to the United States as well, they both can come to the United States together, presuming that the child is under 21.
They would go into their interview at the Consulate and apply for a fiancé visa. The child is going to be issued a K-2 visa and the parent is going to be issued a K-1 visa.

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