Yes. A conditional green card holder has the same sponsorship rights as a permanent green card holder. This means they can petition for certain family members, such as a spouse or unmarried children under 21. However, they cannot sponsor parents, married children, or siblings until they become U.S. citizens.

Conditional green card holders can sponsor relatives, such as spouses or unmarried children, but their sponsorship petition won't be approved until they become a permanent resident without conditions.

They can file Form I-130 for family-based petitions, but the beneficiary won't receive benefits or status until the conditional green card holder removes conditions and becomes a lawful permanent resident.