Legal Question in Immigration Law in Maine

If you depart the USA after expiation of the period of 3 months (allowed for a visa waiver visitor), you will no longer be able to travel to USA on a visa waiver and can be denied admission to the USA when you try to enter the United States in the future.

Yes, it could be possible to apply for adjustment of status (green card) after marriage. You need to consult a lawyer and make sure that you are eligible and not inadmissible, and that your future wife can petition for your residency after the marriage.

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It should be possible to apply for lawful permanent residency via marriage to a US citizen.

You may find comprehensive information on the process here:

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