If my husband dies while waiting for immigration after marrying an American, in what form can I go to the United States to arrange a funeral?

People who marry Americans can get a green card immediately. There is no problem of waiting for immigrants. People who marry Americans can get a green card valid for two years. Two years later, two people need to apply for an ordinary green card together. If the American is dead by then, the widow can apply for an ordinary green card instead of applying. Whether this application is approved or not depends on the Immigration Bureau. If the widow is not in the United States at this time, she can use a green card valid for two years to enter the United States to handle her affairs. If the widow is not in America, and for some reason, she never applied for a green card valid for two years before her husband died, then she must apply for a tourist visa. This is a situation of asking for trouble. The widow's sister can apply for a tourist visa if she wants to arrange a funeral in the United States at this time.