US Immigration from Colombia

I would like to get my wife coming from Colombia on a CR1 visa setup in the system to be conditionally approved. As quickly as possible because I plan to make a trip back to Colombia a few months after first entry and I would like to be conditionally approved so that when we return she can finish the process.

Would I need to wait for the green card to arrive in the mail or is that information I need to register for Global entry located on her CR1 immigrant visa?

Or, is the green card number used to register with global entry. Is that generated as the card is being produce or do they take the previous numbers attached to my wife's visa and file and use that as the green card number?

Avianca has two flights for the day that I want to arrive.

Early: 6:44AM MDE to MIA 10:20AM

Later: 1:05PM MDE to MIA 4:35PM

I need to be on a flight that leaves at 9:41 PM later that day.

I need to know if 5 hours is plenty of time to go through the Customs and Border Control for my wife's CR1/IR1 registration

and transfer our bags to a new airline, if I was to arrive at 4:35PM or should I arrive at the earlier time to be safe 10:20AM.

Which will give me 11 hours to play with.

If I am not mistaken, I think MIA has a military relaxing facility that we can wait out the day if we have to arrive at the earlier time. I do hold a military ID card.

Can anyone give their experiences on waiting in line to see the officer and then being sent to secondary. How much time should I need to allocate for?

Just as the title states.

I didn't pay for expedite services. It will be going to the DHL in El Poblado, Medellin.

Can anyone give me some insight? Thank you.

December will be 2 years since my wife and I filed for her adjustment of status, while she has her work and travel permit, the residency card ("green card") is still pending as we are waiting to be contacted to schedule the interview. Not sure why it's taking so long, especially that we're in Florida and it happens comparatively fast here.

We recently found that her mom, the husband (not my wife's father) and half-sister are on their way to cross illegally into the US. We found out this morning that they're somewhere in Mexico after crossing from Guatemala. We are NOT giving aid of any sort, nor do they have our address, we're not interested in taking care of them when and if they arrive here. My wife is not on the best of terms with her mom, the husband and half-sister, and rarely speak. They're in communication with another sister of my wife, that's how we found out.

Will they affect my wife's process? What can we do about it? My wife and I aren't supportive of illegal "immigration", as going through this process hasn't been cheap, quick or easy for either of us. My wife is worried that her mom, once in the US will say something to officials like "I have a daughter that lives in the Miami area."

I appreciate any good advice.

Maybe I am looking in the wrong place for this topic but are other people experiencing delays with the NVC?

My I-797 was issued on 5/10/23 and according to the document is valid till 9/9/23. I have reached out to the NVC on two occasions and I am told via email "Your petition is now waiting for data entry into our systems. Since your case is not in our systems yet, we cannot make updates." The NVC web site says they are working on mid-July files.... Needless to say, the lack of information on my case is frustrating.