US Immigration from Hungary

So years ago i was treated with depression, with pills. One time i was in hospital for one day only.

last year i quit pills by myself, and i went back to the doctor to tell this to him, and he gave me a paper i dont need more, because i feel better and i dont need therapy and\or pills. He agreed and wrote this to me, we cancelled the therapy and pills.

But this week some bad things happened i couldnt handle, and i was at the doctor to give me some pills (Frontin) to can sleep and calm cause i was mentally exhausted.

my question is, will it affect to my medical result? Because it will shown in my medical history. Will they deny my application because i got pills after my doctor said i need no more?

So ive heard about RFE-s about the wedding plans or etc in the letter of intent.

Will it hurt if we write a bit more than the usual intent?

Like:

"Dear Sir or Madam:

I, ..., do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry ...., and intend to do so within 90 days of my arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

We plan our wedding after my arrival to the US in a courthouse, with closest family members, and after that we want a wedding ceremony with friends and family. Detailed wedding plans are attached to the petition with our text messages.

Yours truly,"

And my fianc will use the exact same, except "90 days of HER arrival"

Hello!

My husband and I (US citizen) started the green card process overseas, but then moved to the US on a L1 work visa. Our noa1 has been approved after exactly one year and we are working on submitting noa 2 to the NVC. We have decided to continue with consulate processing and will be flying back for the interview as this seems the quickest option. Our question is regarding the Affidavit of Support. My husband is working full time and supporting me and our 1 year old son completely. He makes a very good salary. We are able to obtain sponsorship, but would rather qualify on our own. I read somewhere that if he has been domiciled in the US for 6 months and has a job he can qualify to sponsor himself. Is this true and can it be done through consulate processing?

In my country they only make official translations from official documents like birth certificate, with stamp and signature.

But if i want to translate any other document like receipts, they only put a text on the translated page with the name of the translator office, and a text "its a translation...", but no stamp, no signature.

My question is, will it be okay without signature and stamp?

We are going to use our bank card statements for evidence, to show we payed at the same time and place.

But the dates on my fianc 's statement are shown one day later, maybe because of his bank's crediting one day delay.

Like we payed in a pub on 2019. august 16., but on his statement this is "2019. august 17."

We gonna highlight these same payments, but will it be a problem? We write a short description about it anyways.

And we have the receipts of these payments too, with our bank card's last 4 number on it.