Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

Yes, some of the applications/forms to be submitted are I-130, I-485 - plus many others.

There is a big number of mandatory and optional supporting documents to be submitted.

As to your other question, it depends on your situation and how soon after arriving in USA you got married (within 30 days? 60 days? etc). Yes, sometimes 'preconceived immigration intent' could be a problem.

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Every case is dufferent. There many ways to show that the marriage was spontaneous. There are many documents to be submitted with I-130/I-485.

You should contact immigration lawyer to fully explore your options.