US Immigration from Argentina

Hey guys! Here is our background information. We were married September 16th, 2017. My wife's green card was issued February 13th, 2019 and it expires February 13th, 2021. I believe we should file the I-751 90 days before her green card expires correct? Anytime sooner and it could be rejected I read somewhere. Also I just wanted to confirm that we should be filing the I-751 and not the I-90. Both seem similar. Thank you for your help!

I live in Cordoba and have my interview appointment September 17th and doctor appointment September 15th. I asked the embassy and it's been 4 days without response, I have been searching EVERYWHERE (Buenos Aires government, Cordoba government, COE in Cordoba, sites, etc) and calling and sending emails to everyone I could think of but nobody says anything clear. I'm so close to giving up and changing my appointment to another date but my husband contacted the Argentinian consulate in the US (just for useful info) and they recommend against changing the appointment.

I plan on going to Buenos Aires and stay there to quarantine if necessary and until I can get the visa and can go to the US.

The doctor said she can give me an appointment ticket to show to the authorities but I still don't know if I need to quarantine there or what other permits I might need.

I know I have asked many of you here already, but any info you have is appreciated.

Thank you

My husband has been in the US during the whole covid situation and we were thinking that the borders were going to open in September, I've been reading and apparently it is not a sure thing. I know Argentinians can enter the US because they don't have restrictions, but to enter Argentina you need to be a citizen or have permanent or temporary residency in Argentina. How can I prove his temporary residency here and what would be the process to follow so he can enter Argentina to be together?

Sounds like a terrible idea, but, is it a good idea to go visit him to the US on a B1 until I have my interview here for the CR-1 and then go back to the US on the CR-1? (I'm just waiting for the interview date, I was DQd on July)

Hello! My name is B rbara, from Argentina, and by the end of the year (Corona willing and all) my american fiance Derrick and I plan to get married here in Argentina, and start the CR1/IR1 process once he flies back home. He lives in Portland, OR, and I live in Buenos Aires, Arg. We know right now any plans are bound to change, with the pandemic and all, so we're prepared to shift our plans back into 2021. Plan A though is end December 2020. We're still a few months away from starting to file paperwork and all, but I like to be prepared so we've been looking at all the paperwork. I've read the guides here, and checked a few other websites out, but a few questions have arisen and maybe y'all can help us out.

j1 visa things - I did two winter work and travel J1 programs, during the 2018-19 US winter, and the 19-20 US winter, both to Timberline Lodge, OR. During both my J1 stints, I lived in the same place. Should I list the address twice, one for each different period (dec 2018-march 2019 / dec 2019-march 2020)?

covid stuff - Due to travel bans related to COVID-19, I couldn't return home right away after my second J1 season, and stayed at this house for three months. My embassy and sponsor knew, but the was no legal documents or anything legally tying me to that address. Should I still list it? Also, should we list this as having lived together in the 'proof of bona fide marriage' section? I think 'probably not' as it was never my legal address, not are there any bills showing my name in them. Thought I'd ask though.

spanish citizenship - I hold both argentinian and spanish citizenship. I looked through the forms and didn't see anything asking about dual citizenship on my part. I live in Argentina, we're getting married in Argentina, and I will continue living here until we finish the visa process. Should I disclose this information, somehow? Is it important?

bonafide things - Due to how our relationship panned out, we don't have any of the following:

1. Documentation showing joint ownership or property; or
2. A lease showing joint tenancy of a common residence.

I read somewhere that, in case you lack a bunch of evidence, you can both write a letter explaining why; should we do this to explain why we have no joint ownership/residence? We currently have a joint savings account, technically still only on his name, but he plants on adding me to it once we actually get married.

Thanks in advance! Hope everyone is staying safe.

Hi,I ll be entering soon with my minor son(17) ir2 visa I m at the nvc stage and I m filling the 260 form,whats the quickest way for him to get his ssn?
to check the box on the 260 form and wait or put no and go after he arrives poe to a ssn office ?
thank you for any help?