Living with in-laws isn't an automatic reason for USCIS to deny your case.

USCIS focuses on your primary residence and whether you maintain a shared life with your spouse.

Living with in-laws is not a problem by itself many married couples live with family, especially for financial or cultural reasons.

Provide evidence of cohabitation, such as joint documents, photos, and affidavits, even if you don't live in a separate household.

USCIS evaluates each case individually, considering factors like financial interdependence and shared responsibilities.