my husband pass away before i remove my condition, I need help

[Gaby&Talbert 1]

It is good that she had a conditional green card because if her husband died while here on a K3 and not being married for 2 years she would not have been able to adjust status.

[road2kros 0]

My deepest sympathy to you.

[warriorprincess 0]

I am so sorry for your loss. My condolences. I hope that everything works out for you. God bless. (F)

[meblue 5]

it's been quite a while that i did not posted coz i was so occupied with my work and they always want me to work extra hours all the time thats why I have no time to visit VJ.... I"m so sorry guys, I'm so glad I'm still welcome here. Thank you so much to all the kind words and all the replies and the condolences. My husband died yesterday afternoon, I can't accept it coz we have a very wonderful relationship. All his family are here with me now especially his daughter. All our co workers are also helping me in many ways.... One good thing me and my husband didn't owe anything, we have no car payments, no house payments coz everything are already paid off.

Thank you once again guys.......

[meblue 5]

Note that in your case, there's no set time period for removal of conditions. Because you're requesting a waiver of the joint filing requirement, you can file the I-751 today, regardless of how long ago you were married. It's probably best to file as soon as you can reasonably gather up the documents. If they don't hear from you after the two year anniversary of your marriage, they'll eventually start removal proceedings, but it might take them a few months before they begin.

We've been married for 1 year and 11 months before he died. i'll remove my condition next year in april. Am i still qualified to adjust my status as widow?

Yes, you are allowd to adjust your status as a widow. You don't need to wait until next April. As a widow you can apply now to remove the conditions and receive your permanent resident status. There is a place on the application form where you check off that you are a widow, and then you also include the death certificate with the proof you use to show that the marriage was a valid marriage (joint tax returns, joint bank account, etc.)

Again, I am sorry for your loss.

Thanks for the quick reply Kathryn.... in the quoted above statement, he said that i have to do it now and it sounds that my situation is difficult compared to the I-751 joint petition. It worries me. But when it comes to the proof that our marriage was a valid marriage (joint tax returns, joint bank account, etc.) I have enough evidence to prove that ours is really valid.

Any replies are greatly appreciated.... Thank you so much.

[lady23 0]

I am so sorry to hear this.. condolence meblue, be strong and i beleive you will be fine..

[meblue 5]

thank u once again guys for all the replies......

Edited July 19, 2008 by meblue

[DARUMA07 25]

I just want to say, I am sorry for your loss!

[russian_armenian 4]

Your I-751 will be easier than regular and faster since you can send it right away.

I was happy to read that (at least) you would not worry about financial debt.

I hope that everything would work out for you. Time cures and life is going on. My condolences.

Note that in your case, there's no set time period for removal of conditions. Because you're requesting a waiver of the joint filing requirement, you can file the I-751 today, regardless of how long ago you were married. It's probably best to file as soon as you can reasonably gather up the documents. If they don't hear from you after the two year anniversary of your marriage, they'll eventually start removal proceedings, but it might take them a few months before they begin.

We've been married for 1 year and 11 months before he died. i'll remove my condition next year in april. Am i still qualified to adjust my status as widow?

Yes, you are allowd to adjust your status as a widow. You don't need to wait until next April. As a widow you can apply now to remove the conditions and receive your permanent resident status. There is a place on the application form where you check off that you are a widow, and then you also include the death certificate with the proof you use to show that the marriage was a valid marriage (joint tax returns, joint bank account, etc.)

Again, I am sorry for your loss.

Thanks for the quick reply Kathryn.... in the quoted above statement, he said that i have to do it now and it sounds that my situation is difficult compared to the I-751 joint petition. It worries me. But when it comes to the proof that our marriage was a valid marriage (joint tax returns, joint bank account, etc.) I have enough evidence to prove that ours is really valid.

Any replies are greatly appreciated.... Thank you so much.

[Nessa 23]

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