Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

Yes, you might qualify to apply for a green card as a widow of a US citizen.

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Hi Angela:

Widowers of citizens who died before October 28, 2009, but who did not have a Relative Petition pending on October 28, 2009, have until October 28, 2011, to file a Petition for Widower for themselves and their unmarried minor children.

A widow(er) whose citizen spouse died on or after October 28, 2009, will have two years from the date of the citizen spouse�s death to file the petition.

But, importantly, you cannot remarry after your husband's death while in the Immigration Process. Otherwise, you will still have to show that the marriage was bona fide or entered into for love and affection.

For more information or to discuss this in my office in Miami, FL, please contact me.

Sincerely,