US Immigration from Colombia

Hello. So I know that a medical records is needed for the person going to the interview and needed to enter the U.S. What happens when the country keeps no records? My husband lives in Colombia. He is 43 years old. Colombia has an archive law that states after 20 years, medical history records (includind vaccines) are discarded. So how does he go about to obtain something that doesn't quite exist?

I mistakenly thought the standard procedure to file for an SSN was to do so with the I485. Only afterwards, I realized it must be done two weeks after arrival and two weeks before the 90 days are up. Without the SSN which it seems like will not be available until we receive the green card, my spouse does not have enough points to qualify for an ID under the DMV rules. It seems like if you don't have the SSN, you also wouldn't be able to obtain other pieces of proof that the DMV accepts so I'm wondering if anyone has had luck finding a way around this?

Does anyone have any tips or suggesstions in getting through Visa interview when having to fly into Bogota, Colombia? Such as:

1) how long should we plan to be in Bogota?

2) which medical doctor do you recommend from the 3 on the list? And how much do they charge for medical exam?

3) Did any of them actially gave you the results in your hand? If not, were they delayed in sending them to the embassy?

4) where do you get the blood work done and how much do they charge?

5) What hotel do recommend staying at?

6) is the area safe near the embassy, even though there are always some type of demostration occurring?

Hello. Im new to this. Filed I-130 feb. 8,2022 and got NOA feb. 14,2022. Hubby lives in Colombia. Few questions:

1. How is the Nebraska Processing Center coming along in processing applications even though there is a timeline on USCIS website?

2. In getting documents for DS-260, does anyone know if the original documents (birth certificate, marriage certificate, divorce etc..) have an age of expiration in which documents can't be certified or original more than 3 or 6 months old from date prior to interview?

Make a long story short i had submitted a I129F and it got approved and was making its way towards the embassy. My relationship with that person ended so i sent a letter to the USCIS requesting to cancel petition due to relationship ending and it was confirmed canceled.

fast forward couple of months started a new relationship with someone i have actually known for years. Freindship has turned into a romantic relationship and this time i feel it can work and would like to submit a new I129F.

My question is my previous petition was never denied, do i have to wait before submitting again or can i full send and resubmit a new petition for my new relationship?