u/LadySpeaks

Hi all,

I got married in December 2025 in Trinidad to my husband who is a citizen. I am American. I am planning to pack up everything and leave the U.S. to live in Trinidad very soon. I'm just nervous about a few things.

1- am I allowed to live with him until my Residency is official?

2- is there a possibility that I can be sent back to the U.S.?

3- will it cost a lot of money?

Thank you for taking the time to read 😊

Hello all! My husband holds a B1/B2 visa that expires in 2029. He was here in the U.S. from March 2026 until end of May 2026, but now he needs to come back to the U.S. to help me pack up my apartment and move to his country. (already checked the laws and I am allowed to legally reside there while we apply for permanent residency. Our original plan was to apply for him to get a U.S. green card, but the more we thought about it, he has a good career back home, he owns a house and he wants to look after his elderly parents so it just makes more sense for me to go live with him. I wish we had figured this out before he left the U.S. 2 months ago, but here we are).

My question is, what will immigration say? Will they flag him as suspicious since he just left the country at the end of May? Will they think he is trying to scam and stay in the U.S. even though he will be returning home shortly (with me)? What should we do? Thanks so much for any advice you can offer.

Edit- in case anyone's wondering why this feels rushed, that's because the lease is going to be up and I don't want to renew it.

Hello all 👋🏼 I don't see anything about heavy lifting under the requirements for FA on the Frontier website, but I just wanted to check in with Reddit to find out what the job actually entails. I appreciate any replies.