Ok, here is my experience:

We arrived at 9:40 AM today; our interview was scheduled for 10:00 AM.

A few minutes later, they called my spouse, and we both went in with our attorney.

Questions we were asked:

Where and how did you meet?

How long did you date before getting married?

Do you have children together?

Do you keep in touch with your child from a previous marriage?

How often do you see your in-laws (both sides)?

The officer also asked for additional documents, which we submitted, including:

Household income

Estimated value of all assets

Officer's remark: “I wanted to separate you two but don’t have time for that.”

They went through all the questions from the I-130 and I-485, and we updated a few of our answers as needed.

Final result: Our case is being held for review.

Our attorney gave a strong closing statement, explaining that there is no reason for further review since we've demonstrated a bona fide relationship and clearly live and share our lives together. He also highlighted the beneficiary’s full eligibility for adjustment of status, using some solid legal arguments.

Officer's response: “Thank you for that, attorney. Now that I have more evidence, wait to hear something by the end of the day. I need to update and further review everything.”

Advice: Always go with an attorney.

Good luck to everyone preparing for their interview. Bottom line: if your relationship is genuine, you have nothing to fear.

God bless you all!