Legal Question in Immigration Law in Colorado

When you are married, you can apply for adjustment of status (provided that you are still in the USA). You will need to wait until your green card is approved (or advance parole is approved) before going to your home country. With advance parole, you need to make sure that you won't become inadmissible upon departure. With a J-1 visa and before applying for a green card, you need to make sure that you don't have a 2-year foreign residence requirement.

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It depends on whether you are subject to the J-1 2 year home residency requirement or not.

Assuming you are not, it should be a matter of applying via adjustment of status. Comprehensive information can be found here:

http://www.msclaw.com/Green_Card_for_Spouse.html