Although the previously mentioned paperwork problem created a fight between Gabriel and Isabel, with Isabel complaining that Gabe should have considered that he would need such documentation, Gabriel retorted and said that he never thought he would end up living in another country. Though the recent episode of "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way" ends with Gabe returning back to the United States, audiences may have been left wondering if Gabe and Isabel would see each other again because getting official government documents amended isn't exactly known to be an expeditious process.

Luckily, Colombia actually has some fairly progressive stances on marriage and equality. In 2022, Colombia's High Court officially recognized a third non-binary gender, which is one of the first Latin countries to make such a decree. Likewise, 2016 saw the country uphold same-sex marriage. In other words, the only thing holding up the marriage between Gabriel and Isabel is simply paperwork, and had Gabe changed his birth certificate before arriving in Colombia, this problem would have been rendered moot. However, it is important to note that changing a birth certificate is dependent on the state, and this process generally takes around four to eight weeks, though some states allow for rush orders. How this affects Gabriel's and Isabel's relationship going forward is sure to be of great interest to fans of "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way," and one can only hope that they are reunited sooner rather than later.