Can my status of permanent resident be revoked by my co-sponsor?

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my co-sponsor is my aunt, i used to work with her but we had a family argument and i quit the job, so now she says she is going make a petition to revoke my permanent residency

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Kevin Dixler ·
Kevin Lawrence Dixler 4.8653846153846 stars 52 reviews Rating: 10 Immigration Attorney in Chicago, IL Reveal number tel: (312) 667-3877 Private message Call Message Profile Posted on Oct 31, 2009 How did you get your permanent resident status? DId you marry a U.S. Citizen and file for adjustment based on marriage? Did your Aunt petition you with a labor certification for a green card? If so, how long have you worked for your Aunt? A form I-864 co-sponsor, alone, cannot usually withdraw support 'after' you get your green card. A co-sponsor can try to accuse you of committing fraud, but such claims may be ignored where there is a family dispute. The fact that you quit your job may not be enough unless your aunt got you a work based green card. The above are questions, among others, that an experienced needs to ask before being able to give you an answer. This is general information and is not meant to create an attorney-client relationship. More 0 found this answer helpful found this helpful | 0 lawyers agree Undo Vote Helpful Undo Unhelpful Undo 0 comments
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