I need a good advice

[Mark 009 0]

Hello guys I went for my greencard interview today and the officer called me wife first and had me to wait,so after 20 minutes my wife came back and told me let's go home I was surprise,then she told me the lady brought out a withdrawal form maybe she like to withdraw the case because me and my wife had a fight few months back and she wrote USCis that she wanted to withdraws her affidavit of support that I didn't married her with good faith,although no evidence of wrong doing on my side,just that she said I don't listen to her,and in her letter she told USCis I didn't marry her with good faith,so after a while we reconciled and everything back to normal,so that letter that she wrote few months back now hunt us down today,she was sad and told the lady she doesn't want to withdraw,so the lady didn't interview me,I was mad and went to another officer and reported what happened,so he was helpful and talked to the officer and he came back and told me I will be hearing from them in mail soon,firstly if they denied it I have enough proof to tender in immigration court,my question is,can they denied it despite my wife didn't withdraw the case,number 2 should I start gathering documents for extreme hardship,number 3 should I wait for the mail either they denied or they set another interview,in confused and i need a good advice,thanks to you all and God bless 

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

Yes, they can deny you even if your wife said she no longer wants to withdraw her affidavit of support.
Count yourself lucky that they did not outright deny you due to the letter she wrote. Most people do not get that chance to 
be asked if they really want to withdraw it after writing such a letter.
Of course they have doubt now that you have a bona fide marriage.
I believe they will let you sit and simmer for many months, maybe do a home investigation and call you for a second interview.
This withdrawal letter writing is taken seriously as it should and one must be very sure they want to proceed that way or suffer the consequences.

Gathering documents for extreme hardship is useless, this is not a waiver situation.

What you both should focus on now is to gather all kinds of evidence of a bona fide marriage.

Lease or mortgage in both names

Joint utilites

Joint cell phone bill
Joint credit cards
Joint bank accounts with all past statements from inception of marriage
Taxes filed jointly

Joint gym cards

Health insurance / 401 K / 
Joint car insurance and title
Joint loans
Trips you took together and receipts, tickets, photos of it.
Family photos 
Wills / Power of attorney / Living wills
Everything and anything that shows you are a genuine couple and to proof you entered in good faith.
Go out of your way to get as much as you can get.
Your wife will know what I listed.
These items prove a bona fide co mingled life together. 
 

Furthermore don't go around being mad when you talk to USCIS officers, that is not helping at all.
Listen to your wife as she is the USC and knows more about life here while you slowly adjust and integrate.