I am a US born citizen and my fiance is Serbian. We were previously living in Sri Lanka for 2 years until I became pregnant which made us decide we want to relocate to the US.
We have returned to Serbia to start the application process as it is better to apply in his home country, but I have heard that I, as the US citizen, would have to go back to America to apply. Is this true? I really don't want to be separated especially now that I am half way through the pregnancy.
If we can't file the fiance visa together here in Serbia, we can get married and apply for the K-3, but I know this will take significantly longer.
I have seen other people mentioning domicile, which I find confusing. The reason why I find it to be confusing is how in certain states it is not easy to remove domicile completely. Certain states think that you're still a resident and domiciled as long as you are registered to vote there, have a banking account in the state, receive mail there, attend family functions there, and so forth. If you are considered domiciled for tax purposes, why would you not be for a visa for your fiancé or spouse?
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