US Immigration from Colombia

Hi, I am filling out the N400 form.
I got my green card 3 years ago through marriage, and I enter the US with a fianc e visa 4 years ago.

In the 5 years residence in the US question I need to add that extra year before immigration?

Will that extra year miss lead the immigration agents since it is 1+ years being outside the US. But I didn t have a green card or immigration process in that period of time?

My husband had his medical exam yesterday in Bogota, Colombia. Today he received a call from the doctor's office saying the doctor needs to talk to him tomorrow afternoon (he gave him a set time) and it is in reference to his results. Has anyone here experienced this? What could this be?? He's very healthy, hasn't been sick in a long time, he got 4 vaccinations yesterday only because he couldn't produce his records from when he was a child, a chest x-ray, etc. They told him everything looked good but if anything came up, they would let him know. I'm freaking out right now.

I filed the I-130 electronically. I received a notice last week that said my case estimated wait time is "12 months."

Did you receive something similar? Was the end result accurate? For example, if yours said 12 months did you receive your visa within 12 months or was it a shorter or longer wait?

Thanks for sharing!

There are some tiktoks going around about a parole to reunite families. It says that if there is a petition that has been approved, you can apply to this parole and the person you applied for can come to the country and wait for the process to be finalized here. What do you guys know about it? I have been wanting to apply for my sister but the process is soooo long that I don't know if it is even good the trying. According to this is only for a few countries not for all of them.

Do I use the petitioner's email or the applicant's email?