Mr. Matteo Moribundo, a Moroccan, and his partner, Kathy Kitten, a U.S. citizen. They want to know how Mr. Moribundo can live in the United States as a spouse. The couple is not certain what will be required in the process or what documents they will need. At this time, Mr. Moribundo is not certain he will remain in the United States and process his application here or if he will return to his native Morocco to continue working in his family's business. In fact, he is not sure if he will be able to live here continuously as he thinks he will need to return home frequently to make sure business operations are thriving. It is the sole source of income for about 15 of his family members. It has the equivalent of over $350,000 in profits, of which Mr. Moribundo is allowed to withdraw $50,000 as he is the main worker. Ms. Kitten is a law student. She lives on campus and is supported by her parents. She has no independent income at this time. Once married, the couple plans to live by themselves in a rented apartment close to the university. They have no children. Ms. Kitten is interested in hearing about case law she can review herself that might help her better understand the process and standards applicable in an application. They want to know about the application process and what will happen at any interviews they may have, both here or abroad, and how they should prepare for either. Draft a detailed letter, the letter should explain the process for applying for adjustment of status in the United States or for processing an immigrant visa at the Consular Office. It should make clear the difference in procedure related to both applications and give any applicable time frames that may apply at the time . Provide a list of forms or documents that will need to be completed or provided to support the application and information you will need from the couple to complete those forms.