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Hello,

This should help you:

http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-through-family/basic-eligibility-section-204l-relief-surviving-relatives

What if the principal beneficiary of the petition died? Is the surviving family of the principals beneficiary can proceed with the petition even with the principals beneficiary's death.


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Had a quick google. Found: http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-through-family/basic-eligibility-section-204l-relief-surviving-relatives

Petition or Application for Adjustment of Status is Pending

If you were a beneficiary of a pending petition (including Form I-730) or application for adjustment of status when your relative died, USCIS may continue processing your petition or application if you request and are granted section 204(l) relief. You need to make a written request to have USCIS apply section 204(l) to your case. See "How to Request Section 204(l) Relief“ for information on how to request section 204(l) relief

And then there's more information about the process on that page.

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