What kind of questions about your marriage timeline might the officer ask?

The officer may ask about your marriage timeline to verify the authenticity of your relationship and ensure that the marriage is genuine. Questions such as "When and where did you get married, and how long after you met did you marry?" directly relate to the foundational aspects of your marriage. These details help the officer understand the chronology of your relationship and ascertain whether your marriage fits the norms of a genuine partnership.

In contrast, inquiries about specific financial aspects of your wedding, like the budget, or details about assets you may own together, such as a house, while they may occasionally come up, do not directly address the timeline of your relationship. Similarly, while the length of your dating period before getting engaged could provide context about your relationship, it does not focus on the official timeline of the marriage itself. Thus, the focus on when and where you married and the timing of your meeting provides more pertinent insight into the legitimacy and spontaneity of your relationship as viewed by immigration officials.