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Thank you so much everyone!!! I will admit I have cried after reading all of your comments. 
 
I guess ultimately I am a pushover and do genuinely wish him the best but have finally reach my limit. 
 
Since I haven't been answering his phone calls his lawyer  just emailed me the following " It is very important to get this right - if it looks at all suspicious, then it might cause you problems in the future since you petitioned for your husband. Thats why I have to be very careful with everything we give them."
 
I feel like they are trying to threaten me into giving them the information they need. 
 
For now I am going to stand my ground.  I just feel really attacked right now. How would me not giving them my current address look suspicious? And what exactly is he trying to say will happen to me?
 
 
Thank you again to everyone with your support. It's nice to be assured that I am not crazy for feeling harassed and taken advantage of. 

Thank you so much everyone!!! I will admit I have cried after reading all of your comments. 
 
I guess ultimately I am a pushover and do genuinely wish him the best but have finally reach my limit. 
 
Since I haven't been answering his phone calls his lawyer  just emailed me the following " It is very important to get this right - if it looks at all suspicious, then it might cause you problems in the future since you petitioned for your husband. Thats why I have to be very careful with everything we give them."
 
I feel like they are trying to threaten me into giving them the information they need. 
 
For now I am going to stand my ground.  I just feel really attacked right now. How would me not giving them my current address look suspicious? And what exactly is he trying to say will happen to me?
 
 
Thank you again to everyone with your support. It's nice to be assured that I am not crazy for feeling harassed and taken advantage of. 

Thank you so much everyone!!! I will admit I have cried after reading all of your comments. 
 
I guess ultimately I am a pushover and do genuinely wish him the best but have finally reach my limit. 
 
Since I haven't been answering his phone calls his lawyer  just emailed me the following " It is very important to get this right - if it looks at all suspicious, then it might cause you problems in the future since you petitioned for your husband. Thats why I have to be very careful with everything we give them."
 
I feel like they are trying to threaten me into giving them the information they need. 
 
For now I am going to stand my ground.  I just feel really attacked right now. How would me not giving them my current address look suspicious? And what exactly is he trying to say will happen to me?
 
 
Thank you again to everyone with your support. It's nice to be assured that I am not crazy for feeling harassed and taken advantage of. 

Ahhh, that would make more sense.

yeeeeees thank you thank you

Sooooo....his B2 visa was approved! He said it was a very intimidating process as the interview took about 30-45 minutes and 2 different people interviewed him.
Note that everyone at the embassy was extremely rude, but Christian kept a friendly face and was always extra polite.
For anyone else that may be going through this, these were the questions:
I wrote my husband's responses to a few of the questions in blue
What's your name?
How old are you?
Do you have children?
Are you married?
What's your wife's name?
Are you going to visit your wife?
Response: No my wife and I both live here in Costa Rica.
Why does your wife live here if she is a USC?
Response: She has lived here for several years and works at XX company.
Where do you work?
Where does your wife work?
What's your wife's name again?
Where was she was born?
Why do you want to live in the US?
Response: Obviously our intentions are to move to the US in the near future, but at this time I am applying for the B2 visa to visit my mother in-law and return in order to complete my residency interview.
Where are you going to visit?
Response: San Francisco
Why not Miami like everyone else?
Response: I am visiting my mother in-law who lives in San Francisco.
5 minutes of CO looking at computer and typing. Calls second officer who ask the same questions.
His final response:
I want you to be completely clear, if you overstay your tourist visa or do not use it for the intended reasons you have mentioned to me today, your residency visa will be denied. Your B2 visa has been approved. *Throws passport in box next to him* You can pick up your passport at post office in 4 days.
I want to thank everyone who took their time to response to my post. We are both extremely happy. I think the key turning point is that I am a USC living with my husband in Costa Rica...that is he was not requesting tourist visa to go visit me. My husband said the officer has a huge smirk on his face when he asked if my husband was going to visit me in the US, but then completely changed once he realized that I live her.
Hope this helps someone else!

Sooooo....his B2 visa was approved! He said it was a very intimidating process as the interview took about 30-45 minutes and 2 different people interviewed him.
Note that everyone at the embassy was extremely rude, but Christian kept a friendly face and was always extra polite.
For anyone else that may be going through this, these were the questions:
I wrote my husband's responses to a few of the questions in blue
What's your name?
How old are you?
Do you have children?
Are you married?
What's your wife's name?
Are you going to visit your wife?
Response: No my wife and I both live here in Costa Rica.
Why does your wife live here if she is a USC?
Response: She has lived here for several years and works at XX company.
Where do you work?
Where does your wife work?
What's your wife's name again?
Where was she was born?
Why do you want to live in the US?
Response: Obviously our intentions are to move to the US in the near future, but at this time I am applying for the B2 visa to visit my mother in-law and return in order to complete my residency interview.
Where are you going to visit?
Response: San Francisco
Why not Miami like everyone else?
Response: I am visiting my mother in-law who lives in San Francisco.
5 minutes of CO looking at computer and typing. Calls second officer who ask the same questions.
His final response:
I want you to be completely clear, if you overstay your tourist visa or do not use it for the intended reasons you have mentioned to me today, your residency visa will be denied. Your B2 visa has been approved. *Throws passport in box next to him* You can pick up your passport at post office in 4 days.
I want to thank everyone who took their time to response to my post. We are both extremely happy. I think the key turning point is that I am a USC living with my husband in Costa Rica...that is he was not requesting tourist visa to go visit me. My husband said the officer has a huge smirk on his face when he asked if my husband was going to visit me in the US, but then completely changed once he realized that I live her.
Hope this helps someone else!

Great! Finally, it depends on what date they put on your NOA 1. You never know they might have put it in July and just did't get the check cleared