My Spouse died before my adjustment of status interview, can I still adjust my status?

Yes, assuming that the marriage was valid, and you can show that the marriage was valid.
You most likely would have to file a separate form, and it may take a little bit longer for you to obtain your Green Card status, but there is a lot of hope.

Can I Get a Green Card if I Divorce My Spouse?
As an immigrant who is applying for a marriage-based green card, a divorce from your United States citizen spouse or lawful permanent resident can create serious uncertainty for you. Your initial worries may be that a divorce petition automatically ends your immigration case, that you will no longer be welcome…
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Can I Bring My Parents to the U.S. as a Green Card Holder?
Your parents may have worked hard to make sure your needs were met throughout your entire childhood. Now, as a grown adult, you may want to pay them back and offer them the best life possible. So, once you receive a United States green card, you may wonder if you…
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What Happens if I Miss My Immigration Court Date?
Understandably, you may grow frightened when notified that you have been scheduled for a hearing before an immigration court, regarding your potential removal or deportation from the United States. While your initial instinct may be to hide away from this scary thing, you must address it head-on. Otherwise, you may…
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What Happens if I Overstay My Student Visa?
You may have thoroughly enjoyed your experience studying at a United States academic institution thus far, so much so that you may not want it to come to an end. However, as your graduation date slowly approaches, you must make a comprehensive plan for your next steps. This is especially…
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