US Immigration from El Salvador

My husband attended his interview in El Salvador last year but later we got an email stating that his I-601A was canceled but it was approved while he was in the states prior to going to the interview. He had a very small weed charge over 10 years ago that was vacated and sealed, but he did stay over 300 days in the USA illegally. The email stated that those two were one of the reasons they canceled his wavier. We ve now applied for I-601 wavier to see if they approve it. We have two kids together and my lawyer prepared the wavier for us. I showed all my hardship and how depressed I ve been since he s been gone. It s been almost 7 months since I ve sent the I-601 wavier out. Should I send additional information about how I m suffering here alone? It s been so hard without my husbands financial support now we have to support him. Has anyone came across a case similar to this? My husband did want me to mention that durning his physical they were so rough and mean to him that he told them the truth like he always does and maybe saying that he did try a certain drug along time ago when he was younger could ve affected his case?

I'm helping someone fill in her N-400. She will be moving in less than a month within the same city, so no change of USCIS area. Does a move like that impact processing times at all? If it is simpler I could suggest waiting.

Also, it's been a while since I've dealt with USCIS-related things. I know that the N-400 can now be filed fully online. Does that extend to the AR-11 change of address form too? Thanks!

• Sister in law has been approved and recieved and email to schedule her interview for F2b immigrant visa. The attorney has been trying for the last 2 months but website says there are no interviews available. She emails the Embassy and they say the sooner she schedules an interview the quicker the process will be. In multiple emails they encourage her to schedule an interview appointment but there are no appointments available. Is this George Orwell double speak?

A little back story, I live in California and have been married since 2016, but I've only been a resident for 3 years. I have my N-400 interview tomorrow and I can't seem to find my husband's birth certificate for my interview. I have a copy but it isn't an official copy of his birth certificate. Would this be an issue during my interview?

Hello, I submitted form I-130 for my wife.

-June 15th 2022: Submitted

NOA: Came that same day.

-June 17th 2022: Actively review by USCIS.

After actively review how long it might take to get it approve? My wife lives in El Salvador.
My form was sent to Nebraska, got my NOA from Nebraska Service center. But the Online account letter came from Texas Service center.