I came to the US with my family. My father sponsored us. We all have green cards. He is trying to cancel my motherโs green card. Is he able to do that?
Only the U.S. government can cancel a green card once it is issued. And then, only if there was fraud involved when you got it or you commit a deportable crime. Your father has no legal way of cancelling your green card on his own.
No, a sponsoring relative is not able to cancel beneficiaries' "Green Cards." If your mother was granted "Conditional Resident Status" (sometimes called a "two-year Green Card") then your father could decide not to cooperate with the required step of filing a Petition to Remove Conditions during the required 90 day period; if that were to happen, then your mother may be able to file such a Petition by herself with a request that the USCIS waive the usual requirement that the married couple file that Petition together.
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