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 My U.S. Citizenship Be Revoked?
You may have put so much time and effort toward the naturalization process so that you could finally receive the status of a United States citizen. So the last thing you may want is for all this to be thrown away at a moment's notice. In other words, you may…
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How Does the Child Citizenship Act Impact Families?
It may be your lifelong dream to reside in the United States of America. But you may deem this dream not worth executing if it means that you must separate from your children. Well, you may rest easier knowing that the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have implemented…
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Who Is Eligible for an F-3 Visa?
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offers varying family-based green cards. For one, there are preference relative visas designated for certain family members of United States citizens based on the specific relationship they share. Within this category, there are F-2A, F-2B, F-3, and F-4 visas. Continue reading to…
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What is an R-1 Visa?
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offers temporary worker visas for many professions. Namely, it even offers religious workers a temporary stay in the country. Read on to discover more about the R-1 visa and how a seasoned work authorization permit lawyer in Milwaukee, WI, at Sesini Law…
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