Adjustment of Status - Fiance Visa

[MikeMUS 1]

My partner came here on a Fiance Visa. We married in the 90-day window and filed for Adjustment of Status. That is in process now. At some point, we anticipate we'll be asked to go for interviews. We are a same-sex couple and, under this current "administration," we are worried we will be subjected to extra scrutiny. Has anyone done an Adjustment of Status interview recently? What sort of evidence do we need to be prepared to provide? We've tried to follow the rules, but right now, that may not be sufficient. Do we need to be prepared to bring photos, videos, documents? Any advice is appreciated. 

[TBoneTX 48,350]

Thread is moved from the K-1 Process forum to the "AOS from K Visas" main forum -- OP is at that stage.

1 hour ago, MikeMUS said:

Do we need to be prepared to bring photos, videos, documents?

Bring your original marriage certificate, certainly.  If you have a little extra, you can bring it.

Unless instructions have changed (read them carefully and interpret them literally), little evidence is required.

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Advance thoughts:  It's never too early to think about removing conditions on the green card.  Take every piece of evidence physically coming in that indicates your shared life together, and throw it into a box.  Do the same thing digitally in a computer folder.  By ROC time, you'll have a smorgasbord of evidence to support the filing.

In addition (actually, before anything), shop for a lawyer who can draft wills, medical & financial powers of attorney, and similar estate documents.  These make superlative evidence for ROC, and they're even more crucial to have in "life."  Remember that if you move from one U.S. state to another, your wills may need to be redone.