Adjustment of Status - I-485

My husband and I had our interview today, went well!
Field office is Hartford, CT

Timeline
10/11/16- package sent. Two day shipping
10/13/16- delivered to Chicago lockbox (priority date)
10/27/16- received 4 texts at 11:40pm
10/31/16 received notice of action in mail
11/4/16 received biometrics letter in mail
11/9/16 "RFE was sent 11/9" status online
11/14/16 biometrics done
11/14/15 received RFE in mail. Need joint sponsor
11/15/15 sent response for RFE two day
11/17/16 RFE delivered
11/18/16 online case received RFE
12/5/16 online "Case ready to be scheduled for interview"
1/12/17 i765 approved
1/17/17 received NOA for EAD and AP
1/18/17 We mailed your new card
1/21/17 received combo card
2/24/17 interview scheduled for March 30th
3/30/17 interview finished. Pending for review

Arrived 30 mins before appt, went through security check which took 20 mins. Sat in waiting room from 9:50 and got called in 10:15. Before we sat down the officer made us swear to tell the truth. Asked if we had any other form of evidence we would like to submit which I gave him our joint tax return, car insurance, cell phone bill, photo album with wedding pictures & with friends, and a letter from my mom stating we are living with her & paying rent.
Officer looked through whole album stating it's good we had pictures together at events with friends. Said at the end of appointment we can pick the pictures we want to save in our file for them.
He then proceeded to ask me questions (the US citizen):
-My full name, date of birth, my address, my husbands full name and date of birth, where I work & what I do for my job, how I met my husband, when we decided to make it official, when he proposed, date of our marriage and where we got married. That was it for me.
- questions to husband: his full name, DOB, name of his parents, where he was born, what Visas he has entered the US on, what airport he landed in, what he does for a job, if he has had more than 1 passport in his life.
Asked all of the yes/no questions. And that was it!
Officer was super chill and even cracked some jokes which made it more relaxing.
Only thing is my husband only had a copy of his birth certificate and not the original and asked why he didn't have it. His medical exam didn't state he was tested for ghonnorea but wasn't told to take a new test.
Officer stated he will review our files and if he needs any more documents from us he will mail us a request. It's finally over with!!