US Immigration from Costa Rica

So, we re currently waiting for my spouse s CR1 green card, a month into waiting we had our 2 year anniversary.

With that being said, is it posible to change his green card to R1 before it arrives or is it an automatic change?

Hello, so my spouse got their interview for November 25th. The interview went well, even got a verbal approval. But, they were missing 1 medical document which the test takes about 2 months to complete. The test was gonna be ready 1 month after which it did. But well, Christmas time. Medical facility is on vacation till january 6, but they are aware that the test is ready for evaluation. Anyway, today we received an email from US consulate telling us that they have released a document related to the Visa application. How likely to be bad or good news?

https://healthfreedomdefense.org/health-freedom-defense-fund-sues-uscis-and-cdc-over-denial-of-green-card-applications-due-to-covid-19-vaccination-status/

Today, Benjamin Collins, Bingbing Yu, and the Health Freedom Defense Fund (HFDF) filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for denying Green Card applications solely based on applicants lack of Covid-19 vaccination.

The lawsuit argues that the CDC and USCIS acted unlawfully by including Covid-19 vaccines on the list of vaccinations required for lawful immigration. Federal law permits only vaccines for vaccine-preventable diseases to be mandated. However, Covid-19 does not meet this criterion, as the CDC and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have acknowledged that the vaccines neither prevent transmission nor infection.

Our government has recognized that the Covid-19 shots do not prevent a person from contracting Covid-19, so there is no reason for the government to prohibit people who chose not to take the shots from obtaining lawful permanent residence here. That is the essence of arbitrary action and should be eliminated immediately, before it tears more families apart.

Hi, my spouse and I are nearing his consular interview appointment date at San Jos , Costa Rica. We have all the necessary paperwork up to date, our only issue would be that during the medical exams, even though my spouse has a clear chest x-ray, the physician told him that they had to take 2 sputure tests. The results of the first one came negative after a week. But the second results take a whole month, and the interview date is 2-4 days before the final results. In the physician office they told my spouse to not cancel the interview or move the date since everything looked alright and the date was so closed. But I am worried that this may cause them to reschedule the interview last minute and make this whole ordeal take longer.

Should I worry or just let this flow?

Hi, my spouse and I are almost at the interview date (November 25). We already set up the medical appointment exams (October 25), we registered for the delivery service and we have all our paperwork in order. But today, 12 days after the interview date we receive an email from the consulate en San Jos , Costa Rica informing us about a pre check interview. In the email they state To keep this appointment, you must attend a pre-check appointment where are required to submit all the original requested documents. Is this normal, should I prepare for the worst, is it still going smoothly? I m not worried, just very curious since I didn t know there was a pre check part (november 12)