What if we are threatened with our green card and getting abused to change religion?

On what basis is your green card "temporary"? If you are permanent residents, he cannot force you to change your religion. How did you qualify for residence and why is it Temporary?

If you are being abused by step or biological parent then you don't need your father's petition. You should call the police to ensure your safety; make a police report regarding the abuse both, emotional and physical; and seek shelter. There are many shelters; and if you prefer dealing with Indians, then there is a shelter for South Asians called SAHARA in Artesia, CA. Their information should be available online. Thereafter, the shelter may have an immigration attorney to help you file for VAWA and/or U Visa whereby you should maintain legal status in the U.S. Good luck.

Contact the police and let them know the situation.

It is unclear if you have a conditional green card. If the expiration date is 2 years from when you received it, you can file the VAWA Petition for battered children. If not, then it is permanent and they can't take it from you.

There is no such thing as a temporary green card. If you have Lawful Permanent Resident status through your step-father, he cannot take it away from you. If your status is not permanent, you may qualify for permanent status based upon VAWA. I recommend you speak with an immigration attorney.

They cannot "cancel" your green card.

If you have a green card, your parents cannot take it away from you. I recommend that you have an initial consult with a competent immigration attorney in your city so you can have your case fully analyzed and also can then have someone explain what your rights are under the law. You can check with the local chapter of the state bar for a pro bono or low fee panel, if you cannot afford a consult.

They cannot"cancel" your green card. ?If your mother receives I-751 approval, you should receive it too. However, if your mother does not list you on the application, you may have to file it yourself. From what you described, you have a solid case for abuse and even religious?persecution. Contact an immigration lawyer to help you.

Depending upon the type of temporary green card that you have, they may not have the right to cancel the green card. You may be able to seek residency as someone who is being abused. In your case, it does seem like there is substantial abuse. I would recommend that you consult with an attorney to determine the specifics of your case.

I can see a few options. Once it is time to file for the removal of the condition (form I-751), select the option "I am a child and can not file with my parent" I believe this is the second box at the top. You must explain what is going on..that your step dad wants you to change your religion, explain the whole situation in a statement. You could also filed a self petition under VAWA as an abused child. This is a very generous benefits, but the paperwork is quite intense. You should have an attorney experienced with this type of paperwork to help you out. (I actually would love to handle your case!). VAWA involves proving that your step dad is either a green card holder or a US citizen, that he is married to your mom and both your mom and your step dad lives together, that you are a good person (no criminal history), and that you are abused (Threatening with immigration benefits unless your convert to a religion you do not agree with, that your mother is also abusing you and is siding with him). Both petitions could be filed at the Vermont service Center, (no matter your locations) with a fee waiver request. Be very quiet about your intention. You should have an alternative address, such as a mail box or use the attorney's address. Both process are confidential, meaning that your step dad doesn't have to know about you filing these types of petitions (VAWA and I-751). He might learn if you tell him or leaves paper around the house. Good luck.