US Immigration from Colombia

Hi there, been perusing here for about six months, first time posting. Thanks for the great trove of information!

I am a USC petitioner preparing an I-129F. Regretfully, I have previously been arrested and convicted of a DUII. I have obtained original certified copies of the arrest record and court documents. But I was wondering if I needed to also submit documentation of completion of all of the sentencing's requirements-- like alcohol treatment, jail confinement, payment of fines, etc. I understand that criminal history is submitted primarily so that the beneficiary can make an informed decision on whether or not to marry a criminal, and forthcoming petitioners will not be denied outright for having previous convictions.

I want to submit a complete application on the first attempt and not get an RFE. Do you think it is necessary?

I have nothing to hide and my beneficiary is very aware of all of the things that would be found in anything included, I would just rather not include it if it is not necessary. Thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

Hello!

My spouse and I are preparing the I-130 form in Colombia and we hope to submit it before I go back to the States in May. I will be starting a Master's this fall of 2020 and was wondering if he can visit me on a tourist visa during this wait process or if he must stay put in Colombia until we hear back from the I-130 form.

Thank you so much,

Angell

Can someone tell me, i sent my letter in to apply for the k1 a few months ago, waiting for the approval or denial letter, how long does that typically take.

I'm filing the I-130 for my 20 year old Step Daughter to come live in the States. My wife and her father were never married. Will that hinder our case? Is there something that I need to add to the file?