no, it doesn't. It simply proves that your petitition for an immigrant visa has been approved based on your marriage. Now, you have to prove that you are a real couple.
We don't know much about your case and we cannot advise you to file anything else because of that.
pankajkandhari, have you considered the possibility that the petitioner may be an LPR, and the spouse cannot file for AOS even if I-130 is approved. Or, that they are filing for consular processing?
