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I married my Moroccan husband in Marrakech last month. Since I am old and we would like to try for a child, I plan to move there to be with him when the school year ends this June. How much will this compromise my domicile? I don't own a house in the US (just a car, which I will leave with my college-age child). I am planning to keep my drivers license, bank account, voting record, investment/retirement accounts, US taxes, etc, and will travel back to the US relatively frequently to see my child and my parents. I was not planning to work in Morocco immediately, though I might pursue on-line teaching or tutoring if I can stand the time difference. I was thinking about getting a carte de sejour so I could buy a car and practice Morocco city driving in case I need to get a teaching job there. Is that a bad idea from a domicile perspective? Are there other things I should keep in mind or do as I prepare to start the visa paperwork?

Thank you so so much for your help.

I've been together with my girlfriend almost six years now and we are both ready for marriage. I've traveled many times to Ecuador and she's traveled many times to the U.S. She has two kids 13 and 17. Question is how to go about this and not get scammed. We have just started looking at all options and there are two different visas the K1 and Spousal. Which would be the best options? Cost wise an estimate of how much this would cost. We definitely want to get this done as soon as possible especially with everything that's goin on in Ecuador at the moment.

Thanks in advance.

Hi wonderful people!

I have a question for my friend. She has been dating a wonderful man from the UK here in the states for a while now and they are trying to figure out their next steps. Her boyfriend is a L-1B visa holder. Is there a path for them to marry? If so what's their process?

Thanks in advance!

I hired a consultant in Cebu to make the appointments for Biometrics, Medical, and consulate. She has already messed up by not scheduling my fiance and her son together. So she has had to cancel appointments made. It has now been over 2 months since getting our Welcome Letter and we are back to 0.

I told her I want to help her here in the USA to make new appointments. At first she agreed but now says if two IP addresses log into the scheduling website it could cause problems.

Does anybody know if this is true?

"Have you traveled to any countries/regions within the last five years?" is in the "Work / Education / Training Information" section of the DS-260 online.

Does this question pertain just to work/education travel, or to all travel destinations including for leisure?