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So we have my wifes green card in hand. Can we still renew her passport from her home country so that she can travel back and forth as her passport is expiring soon. She currently holds a Philippine passport and a US green card

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7 minutes ago, A.m.dcf said:

So we have my wifes green card in hand. Can we still renew her passport from her home country so that she can travel back and forth as her passport is expiring soon. She currently holds a Philippine passport and a US green card

Yes, apply at a Philippines consulate near you 

YMMV

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You may want to call around to several of the Phil consulates around the country and check on their appointment schedule for getting your passport renewed. A friend of mine, whose wife is a pinay, was in a bit of a rush to get her Phil passport renewed. Due to waiting times in San Francisco and LA, she opted to go to NY consulate. She was able to walk in, no muss, no fuss, get the ball rolling on getting the renewal with new last name. Additional bonus, she was able to get together with some old friends from her village that now live new NY.

 

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21 hours ago, Pitaya said:

You may want to call around to several of the Phil consulates around the country and check on their appointment schedule for getting your passport renewed. A friend of mine, whose wife is a pinay, was in a bit of a rush to get her Phil passport renewed. Due to waiting times in San Francisco and LA, she opted to go to NY consulate. She was able to walk in, no muss, no fuss, get the ball rolling on getting the renewal with new last name. Additional bonus, she was able to get together with some old friends from her village that now live new NY.

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.

Thank you appreciate the information! 

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On 11/12/2019 at 4:31 PM, A.m.dcf said:

So we have my wifes green card in hand. Can we still renew her passport from her home country so that she can travel back and forth as her passport is expiring soon. She currently holds a Philippine passport and a US green card

 

Yes she can.  Consulate will want a copy of her green card (but that is in the list or required documents for applying)

 

Contact the consulate, many times they ask you to email copies of the application before she attends her appt.

 

 

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