US Immigration from Japan

Hey all, working on finishing up gathering the evidence and filing but am unsure on a few things if anyone has any advice. For evidence that there is many months of (ex. bank statements), did you all send every single month? Or something like one statement per quarter? I was gathering together banking documents and it is super thick for all of them lol

The only utility we pay at our apartment is electric, and we could only get it in one name. Should we not include utilities/bills in this case? Phone bill is is one name only as well.

Lastly, I was recently laid off and have since found a new job, but health insurance will not kick in for 3 months. Wife is on her company's insurance individually now and I'm looking for a marketplace option during the interim. It was not an option for us to both go on her health insurance since the monthly premium for the two of us would've been insane. Should I not include anything health insurance related?

I just uploaded all of the requested documents to ceac, photographs, passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate, all police certificates required. also submitted the I-864 with all supporting documents for me and joint sponsor.

Any optional Documents I need to upload? it says the U.S. Embassy or consulate may require additional documents. I checked the "where to obtain documents" and didn't notice anything new.

My wife has a passport from a different country, but she was never issued a US visa.

Im assuming I dont upload it.

Do I need to upload our kids CRBA again or will they get that from the I-130?

my father is a joint sponsor and receives military pension and social security.

He has two retirement dates one for military retirement and his most recent one for social security.

I am assuming I would put the most recent one.

filling out the ds-260 and have a couple of questions.

Personal Information 1

Full name in native alphabet:

My wife has a Japanese and Korean name. Do I need to write her Korean name? we are applying in Japan, and here Korean Police Certificate has her name in English.

Previous work/Education/Training information

My wife was hired by company A, to work at Company B. Company B doesn't hire any employees but has a contract and pays Company A to hire employees to work for it.

Should I put Company A down since they are the ones that hired my wife and pay her, or Company B since that is where she works?

I am assuming A, but want to make sure

Hi, all. I had a test and interview today (7/14/2023) and it went well. We found two little mistakes on N400 form I submitted online throughout the interview and the officer was able to fix it with no problem. However, an office handed to me a form that have a few sections marked passed test and a decision cannot be made yet . I would have assumed, as I had submitted all the documents we needed and everything went smoothly, my application would be recommended for approval. Has any of you had same experience? I had my text and interview at Washington DC field office in VA.
thanks!