Rebeccashank

Thank you everyone for your help! I will look into all of the suggestions.

He's actually a Chilean resident, his passport is from ecuador. He is trying to get his Chilean citizenship this year. 

I am an US citizen married to a chilean. We recently filed the I-130 and we are waiting for a response. 

We have been living in Chile for the last year and a half and I am about to return to the states to get a job for proof that I can support my spouse when he goes to the states. 

We have read it can take up to 7 months to get the I-130 approved.

Is there any way he can either come visit on a tourist visa or someway to get him to the states while we wait for approval? 

We are just starting this process so I'm still not clear on everything. 

I will be grateful for any information or tips for this process! 

Thank you

Thank you for your responses! That helps a lot, we will file it as soon as possible. 

I have one more question... Is there any recommendations on the evidence? We are putting in pictures, renting contracts, affidavits from family and friends, tickets from trips and vacations. Are there any records of any other types of evidence that is recommended and important?

I am a US citizen filling out the I-130 for my spouse, we currently have been living in Chile for the last year and half but I am returning to the states to start working and begining the process to get my husband to the states. 

My question is if it's better for me to wait until I return to the states to do the I-130 and that I'm living there and my spouse is in Chile or does  it matter if I do it from Chile now. 

It would probably be in a month that I can do it from the states.