US Immigration from Thailand

I go to Immigration Timelines above, and I don't even SEE the I-130 listed. We submitted the I-130 for my wife's sister (my wife is a naturalized citizen) June of 2021 and USCIS website says the processing time for 80% of applications is 49 months at the California Service Center, but as I read it can take 10-15 years to actually bring her sister here. What I am trying to figure out, is what is the step-by-step process after that and how long for each step can I expect? I posted my wife's timeline here listing every single step of the way but I cannot find a sample timeline for an I-130 for her to bring her sister. Can anyone point me to some sample timelines?

Filling out the I-134 for my K-1 Visa. Question 18 asks;

18. Have you previously submitted a Form I-134 on behalf of a person other than the beneficiary listed on this Form I-134?

Now in the past I have been approved for 2 prior K-1 Visa/Green Card(s) before. Obviously we since been divorced and neither live in America anymore. Would i need to list thim?

If Yes it would a struggle at best to hunt down the dates and A number for each

Please advise

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hi guy i have a question about PCS to Japan ,i am spouse of military and he have an order to station in Japan this August 2024 and we have to move over there ,they said you have to have a NO-FEE passport but i am still 2 years green card holder ,not US Citizen yet because i just here in US only 1 year have anybody have any advice or experience about this please tell me about this

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hello everybody im wondering if anybody is haveing an issue with the I485 being processed after being recieved. i got a notification from fedex that uscis signed for out packet (i485- i765- i131) forms on Mon March 11th.. so far to today 3-19-24 nothing has happened even the checks havent been processed.. Any ideas?

After we got engaged my wife applied for a B1 visa and was denied. She was honest and said she wanted to visit for 3 weeks to meet my family. Officer quickly denied the visa request and told her to file K1.

Fast forward to being at NVC for our CR1 visa and The DS-260 asks "Have you ever been refused a US visa....?" to which she answered "yes"

Per the instruction for the Bangkok Embassy, for the interview you must bring, among other things:

Immigration Records (If any): Applicants who have been denied admission to the United States, ...must submit all relevant documentation."

First, I don't believe being "denied admission" is the same as a "refused a visa" but I want to clarify. Second, if the two are synonymous, for relevant documentation, I don't recall her getting anything from that refusal that we could bring to the interview.