US Immigration from Bolivia

I got my green card in February 2021 and am under 3 years rule never travel what is the earliest I can apply for citizenship ?

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I'm starting a new thread because I'm unsure if the previous DS 3025 conversations are still active, but please feel free to redirect me to a more appropriate place to post this. My fianc just received his DS 3025 form after completing his K-1 medical exam. We are preparing the AoS package of documents so that we will be ready to complete the final components and mail everything off after getting married as soon as he arrives. I'm unclear as to whether my fianc received a "vaccinations complete" assessment on his DS 3025 or if we need to keep the appointment I made with the civil surgeon already, thinking he might be missing some vaccines. If his DS 3025 is complete, I'll just send a copy with our application. Otherwise, I understand we need to fill out form I-693 and have a civil surgeon transcribe and sign off on the vaccinations portion. We'd like to avoid the added cost and time to see a civil surgeon if at all possible. Please see attached and any advice would be super helpful!

DS 3025.pdf

So, I applied for the I-130 visa in August. Haven't heard anything. However the website says that a decision should be made in 2 months.

This confuses me.

Aren't things that need to be done? Spousal interview? Background check?

Anyone have any information as to what the next steps usually are? My wife and I are trying to plan or guesstimate when she may arrive.

Thanks

I ve applied for a k1 visa for my fianc . Receipt date is February 22, 2022. Still waiting for a response.
my fianc has two daughters 11 and 12 years old. They were included in the i129f application. I m not the biological father. So my question is about the documents I need for them at the moment of the interview. Will a signed permit from the father be enough?

I've been searching the forums to find more current info on the process after NOA2 and I've been unable to find anything recent/clear. What happens after I (petitioner) receive our NOA2? I'm getting ready to leave the States for 2 months to visit my fianc and anticipate our approval letter arriving somewhere during that timeframe (according to USCIS website processing times, we should have a response as soon as next week and as late as mid-December). I want to make sure I leave behind any important, pre-prepared documents with my parents to mail on my behalf if there's anything that needs to be sent to the NVC once we get the NOA2.

In short, do we need to immediately submit any documents after NOA2, or are we just gathering important documents while we wait for our case to be transferred from NVC to the US embassy in my fianc 's home country?

Thank you so much in advance and apologies if this has already been addressed in a previous forum.