US Immigration from Mexico

I'm trying to wrap my head around this. The Juarez consulate specific instructions state that the following evidence is required for the interview:

Original and copy of the police certificates from all places where the applicants have lived for six months or more since
the age of 16.

My fiance has lived in two states. She currently resides in the state of Chihuahua, but previously lived in Coahuila.

Does this mean that my fiance will need to travel to Coahuila to obtain a police certificate from there (in addition to getting a local one from Juarez) or is the federal one sufficient for the Juarez Consulate requirements?

I find it to be highly unusual and annoying that one day before the estimated time me and my fiancee's petition was to be reviewed, everyone's from May decided to be put first and now we have a much longer wait time. What is the cause of this?

Hello, has anyone who submitted an I-130 on December 2023 heard yet from USCIS with a response?

just filled out my application for Spousal Visa CR-1/IR-1 visa. There was nothing on the application about if wife is pregnant. Do i wait until application is processed to update filling or add now? we made appointment for the Doctor, but he said to wait another 2 weeks to visit. Plus, my wife has had miscarriages. So, she is high risk pregnancy case. Thank you for your response.

Hubert

Hello everyone and thank you for your answers in advance.

I received a Combo EAD/AP card last July. I was going to use it to travel to Mexico (my home country) to visit family and get surgery but my lawyer suggested I didn't do it, mostly due to the political climate in the US. I'm from the border so I assume CBP is very much accostumed to APs and other travel documents. Nonetheless, I took his advice and decided to wait. However, there's been a death in the family and I need to go back home. I was wondering if anyone has used AP for this kind of situation and if so, what do you suggest I should bring to show CBP at the border?

Thanks again for everyone's help.