instruction:
Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title
question:
I have a 10 year tourist visa for the US and have been back and forth to the US for some years now visiting my partners family, she is American by birth. 
We decided to get married after being together for 3 years. 

Our intention is to go to the US in the summer, get married and celebrate with her family, and then come back to my home country where we both currently live permanently. 

My question is, can we get married on the tourist visa if our intention is to return to our current country of residence?

I've had my own business for a long time here as well as other assets that can easily be proven to show that our intention is to return home, my partner has a job here and we stay together in an apartment that we rent and have a lease for, so lots of information to provide to the customs agent on arrival to show our intent is to marry and then leave to come back home. 

Furthermore, we might decide to apply for a green card for myself in a few years time, but for this trip we have no intention of getting married and staying in the US and applying. 

If anyone has some experience with this is would be greatly appreciated - thanks. 

answer:
Getting married in the US on a Tourist Visa


question:
I'm really lost trying to understand the tariff for Nuremberg (Nürnberg) public transport. This is the most complicated thing I've ever met. 10 tariff zones and a dozen of ticket zone variants...

Let's say I'd buy a periodical (weekly for example) ticket for Tariff A (zones 100 and 200, Nürnberg, Fürth and Stein). What ticket do I need if on single day I'd like to travel to, let's say, Erlangen (zone 400, zone 300 is crossed). 

If I'm going to stay there the whole day and use multiple buses etc., do I need to buy daily ticket for 4 zones, or can I buy some kind of supplemental ticket for zones 300 and 400 (because I already have the ticket for zones 100 and 200)?

answer:
What kind of ticket is required to travel to other zones having Nuremberg periodical ticket for tariff A?


question:
My wife and I are going to Las Vegas on a business trip for 5 days. While we're there, we want to be able to keep in touch with mobile phones, and I'd like to spend about $10-20 per phone (including prepaid credit).

This is possible in the UK, where one can buy a Pay As You Go phone for less than £5 and a SIM Card with £10 credit on it. Sometimes you can get them bundled together for £10. That's the kind of price range I'm looking at.

A while ago when I went to Wyoming, a friend advised me to buy a prepaid Tracfone, but that worked out to cost more than $50.

What's the trick to getting cheap temporary phones in the USA?

answer:

How can I buy a pair of cheap phones in the USA