US Immigration from Colombia

Hello,

My spouse and I are just beginning the process for him to move the US. We are filing his petition on the next week. We were married December 2019 in Colombia. I was wondering how I will file my taxes for 2019. From what I understand, I would file Married, filing separately. He has never entered the US and doesn't have a SSN or ITIN. However, after reading some other discussions on here, is it possible for me to get him an ITIN? And would this be beneficial for tax purposes?

we received our packet 3 on December 17th I am still waiting for an interview date to pop up on the website to schedule there is none what is taking so long why can I not see an interview day pop-up what should we do just sit and wait

Can someone please explain to me again how you go about terminating a I 864 before the green card is issued? I have a friend that is divorcing his wife and he needs to know where to send the letter? Also, his wife has all the USCIS receipt paperwork so he needs to know where he can find their petition information?

I was reading the instructions for the K-1 interview in Bogota and I noticed the line: "Minor children who received their own appointment letter (IR and CR cases) or whose names are listed on a parent s appointment letter or petition should attend the immigrant visa interview." My question is do my fianc e's minor children (12 and 10 years old) need to be present at the interview just because they appear on our I-129F petition? They are not applying for visas at this present time (no DS-160s will be filed, no medical exams) and are not following to join. Common sense should dictate that they should not need to be present. However, according to the wording it seems that they would need to attend the interview which really doesn't make any sense to me. Does anyone have any experience with this who could possibly shed some light on this matter for me? I have e-mailed the embassy asking this, but I don't have high hopes of them getting back to me any time soon. Will update with their official reply if they reply at all.

My husband passed away in July.

My green card expires in 2020. In the month of August I renew my green card ((My expired green card was for 10 years)).

Immigration tells me my new green card will arrive in September 2020.
with the death of my husband and being alone with my daughter, I started attending English classes and this last month I enrolled citizenship classes.

In my mind I have a lot of entanglement and loneliness. I am experiencing a storm with the death of my beloved.
But I want to move on for our little daughter. she makes me want to continue living.

I want to know if it's possible that I applied for citizenship now, I still don't have the new green card, but on my old immigration card they put a stamp.

and they told me that this would work to leave and enter the country if I wanted.
for that month I still didn't have in mind that I could do citizenship. That's why it didn't occur to me to ask them if I could apply for citizenship like that.

I honestly thought I was going to have the help of my husband's family, but after the funeral and a few weeks later. everyone took their way...I stayed in the company of God and my daughter.

Someone knows if this is possible. apply to the citizenship while the green card is being renewed.

I don't have a job yet, but I'm looking for a job. I am also looking for a way to study some nursing or auxiliary dentist to achieve something for our lives and not stay stuck, because I think my husband would not have liked it if I stayed in bed crying and our daughter sadder.

Sorry for writing so much. I had a lot of time that I didn't write similar.

Thank you