In my case, I had to gather proof of our marriage, like photos, joint accounts, and affidavits from friends, to show that our relationship was genuine. This was crucial for the Green Card interview process.

I learned that since I was already in the U.S., I could apply for a marriage-based Green Card through adjustment of status. It allowed me to stay in the country while my application was being processed.

For me, the process involved submitting medical examination results, financial support documents (Form I-864), and proof of my lawful entry into the U.S. It was a detailed process, but staying organized made it manageable.