US Immigration from Peru

We are about to file the I-130/130A forms online but I have a couple questions if anyone is able to answer them - I would greatly appreciate any help in advance!

1. I'm curious to know how the signing of both documents work? I've read previously that you e-sign is this still an available feature?

2. Also read that someone who uploaded their supporting pictures uploaded them t off of a word doc (PDF) is this also still a good way to submit the photos? (OG post was from 2020)

3. And third how do I go about submitting my passport photos that are required?

4. For my husband who is currently living abroad - does he have to e-sign the I-130A and does he have to submit passport photos - if so how?

Again thank you so much in advance! Any help is greatly appreciated!

Ive been drafting the affidavits that are required for the spouse visa process, and I was wondering if there s any format or mandatory requiremets for them?

Also, been creating our file with photos, plane tickets, conversations screen shots and so on, what else can be helpful to build our case and be airtight?

Thank you in advance!

I ve been told that, if my spouse is currently living abroad, he must still file Form DS-260 (Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration Application) to obtain a visa to immigrate to the United States, but he has a current tourist visa already (B1/B2), would he still need to file Form DS-260?

Also, would he be able to travel to the US with his tourist visa while the process is ongoing?

Thank you so much in advance!

Hi, I m new in this community, and I find it a great place and I m happy to have found it

Me and my wife have been married for a month now, I m peruvian and she s a US Citizen, and we are about to file the I-130 form and was wondering if any of you have any pointers or tips to give us before we do?

Thank you so much in advance and wish you all a speedy process!

 Good afternoon, I am a US citizen on July 15 2021 I submitted an I-130 application for my husband who lives abroad. On July 29 it was changed to this being actively reviewed, then on August 20th I made a request to expedite my case with USCIS for humanitarian reasons: I am a stage IV cancer patient under active chemotherapy treatment every 21 days and I have no one with me here in United States.   On August 23 I received this email:  We reviewed your case, but we need additional information and / or documents before we can make a determination on whether your request meets the expeditious processing guidelines.  That same day I sent a letter from my Dr. detailing my clinical status, I also sent pathological reports as well as the dates of my last 4 chemotherapies  Based on your experience here,do you think my case qualifies to be expedited? If so, how long will it take to get an answer? My case is in the California Service center and I have read that this center is one of the ones that takes the longest to approve