US Immigration from Jordan

My spouse and I got married in Jordan and all of our papers were issued in Jordan. However, I was born in Russia and have Russian citizenship too. Our lawyer says that we should submit supporting documents of both of my passports and birth certificates (Russian and Jordanian). I actually have no issue with that, I just prefer not to attach any documents that aren't necessary, especially since I have different names in my passports and don't really feel like worrying about that.

If I remember correctly, I know the DS-260 asks about the beneficiary's additional citizenships, and I figured that is where I'll volunteer that information. Does it need to be submitted with the I-130 supporting documents?

When official documents issued by the government are available in English, is there any need to provide the ones in the country's official language?

Hi everyone..My name is D r..My husband H and I were married in 2010 in Jordan...and he came to the US in 2012..we have a nice home out in the country..and he is a Department Manager (removed).. Has worked hard to have a good life and take care of his family...He is doing amazingly well..very successful..I'm so proud of him...He is currently in Jordan visiting family...We were going to get started on his Citizenship, but because he needs to be here we will start when he comes home in a couple weeks... I'm so thankful we have a beautiful and loving life together... My question is concerning my brother in law...

He did live in the U.S. for quite a while... but his family needed him at home so he went back... He had Residency and a Social Security card...which he has lost!! And he doesn't remember the number... He would like to come back here for a visit... They are not going to just give me his S.S. number if I call the office... so my question is... Can he get a visitors visa to come here and take care of his S.S.? Is there a way for him to get his number over in Jordan? Or what would he need to do? Would H being a Legal Resident be able to bring him here?

Thank you all so much for your help with this issue if your able to answer the questions I have.

I had an interview for my immigrant visa, everything went well and they took my passport. It has been three months and my status still shows ready.

I had a tourist visa and the officer said it will be cancelled before an immigrant visa can be issued. Is this why my passport is delayed?

Does it take much time to cancel an active B1/B2 visa and replace it with another visa?

Hello, for the I-130 stage, my husband was not born in America and we will not be using passport stamps to prove anything as we have always resided in the same country, so will there be need to provide copies of all his passport pages?

A second question is: how many photos of the couple are too many? We dated secretly due to the conservative nature of our families, and were afraid to be seen together in public, so we don't have many photographs other than selfies of us during the years. Should we provide them? I heard that is not strong proof. We only have photographs with people other than the two of us from the marriage ceremony!