US Immigration from India

My wife got her greencard in Oct 2023, it's good for 2 years(she got here on K-1 Visa incase anyone is wondering). Currently the processing times for I-751 are 31 Months....

Now here's where im confused, when am I supposed to apply for her renewal? Some say in 6 months before expiration but after seeing the 31 month processing times I got the application and evidence completed and ready to send now.

She travels back home (India) every year and I didn't want the expired greencard being an issue when she comes back to the USA.

I don't know why I didnt see this sooner but the website says I can only submit the renewal when theres only 90 days left on the expiration???

I just got everything done. Received my US passport, about 2 weeks after the oath ceremony and immediate passport application. My spouse who is on Medicare for his medical coverage, received some letter about coverage B. We are yet to reach out to his agent. However, we wondered if the joint taxes from the last year (we have been doing since 2020) caused his income to go up and triggered something about the Medicare. My main question is do we have to keep doing joint taxes? We want to find a good way where he doesn't have to compromise his Medicare coverages. Even if we need to file separately as married people. Thanks for your input.

My wife recently got her N400 interview notice. It's scheduled in less than a month. However, her I-751 is still pending and the interview notice only mentions the N400. We had stated on her cover letter for her N400 application that her I-751 (Removal of Conditions) is pending and that she requests a combo interview for both the N400 and I-751 together. Her 48 month green card extension letter was attached as well to the N400 application. So do we assume that it will be a combo interview or do we need to write a letter to the field office to request them again for a combo interview? The N400 was filed online. Her I-751 case status shows fingerprints taken as of early 2023.

Hi All, I am filing my N400 right now and stuck with this section. I work and so does my husband, so we don't need to support each other financially. We have a 18mo old daughter who lives with us and we support her. But there is no document that I can think of which 'proves' that we support here. What to do here?

P.S. I am seeing this warning message if I try to skip this section: "You should provide evidence. If you do not provide evidence, your application processing may be delayed.:

My in-laws have an immigration visa appointment coming up at Mumbai Consulate and they feel comfortable speaking in Gujarati.

I have heard that Mumbai consulate has various language speaking interpreters available including Gujarati but I am not aware of the process to request one.

Can someone who went thru this provide more detail on the process to request an interpreter?