Thinking ahead to closing the distance - England to US move

[FrankiexRosexNaqvi]

I see good luck with everything and your man is soo cute esp. with a british accent He might not have a problem finding a job in the states because don't forget Americans love british accents! They might want to hire him so they can hear talk all day long! He can try getting a customer service job at a call center in your area! He'll be very popular

XD Funniest thing about that? Place I'll be is just a few minutes outside of Pittsburgh and there's a TON of places in Pitt that either are entirely places dealing with talking on the phone or have a lot of it as a part, and you're probably right. XD Have to say I've never met anyone with any interesting accent around here or around Pitt so very well could be an advantage.

[FrankiexRosexNaqvi]

So it sounds like you're looking for K-1 information ?

Somewhat. Primarily had hoped to find out what other options we may have, but am interested in more info on k-1 too, because it seems like the road we're most likely going to have to go down.

Has your SO been a student in the last year? If so J1 is an excellent visa, that it seems not too many people know about. (For me its just a kick in the teeth as I didnt go to uni)

Best of luck sweetie. Fingers crossed for you both!

Unfortunately, no. Did go to uni, 3 years or so I think, and didn't quite finish, but that was back 1996-99ish anyway. And thank you for the positive thoughts. ^_^

[SarahLouiise]

Im in the same situation.. I live in London & want to move to the US.. My SO is in the army & moving 8hours from where he lives.. but weve talked about getting married once he moves & gets himself sorted in a few months.. Does anyone know the age / requirements for us to marry?.. Its so stressful.. Im also leaving my job by this summer & will be staying with him for 90days on the Visa Waiver Program.. {Im being made redundant, not leaving to stay with him so thought it would be a good thing to do before finding a new job}..