DamianB

In case this is useful for anyone else. I've done more research and LPRs don't need a passport to enter the US (absence for less than 1 year): https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CFR-2011-title8-vol1/pdf/CFR-2011-title8-vol1-part211.pdf GC + Extension is specifically mentioned in CFR 211.1(a)(5)

Thanks Mike! This is very helpful. As long as there's no legal basis to deny entry, I don't mind their grumble Renewing my Polish passport defo on my radar - some serious logistics involved to get it done in the US.

Poland (Country of birth). Irish passport also states country of birth (in case that would help?).

Hi everyone, First of all, Happy Friday! Since my situation involves GC extension (removing CR1 condition), I thought this will be a good place to post it. We are planning vacations in Mexico later this year but in the meantime: 1) My Polish passport (where I have my CR1 stamp) will expire, 2) My 2 year Conditional Green Card will expire and I will apply to remove the condition. My understanding is that upon applying to remove the condition, a receipt is sent which serves as a 1 year (or similar) extension of the green card. Question: Since I have a dual citizenship (Polish and Irish), will I be able to travel on my Irish passport (since the Polish one will be expired) and return back to the US with the Irish passport and GC + extension? In short, does it matter which passport has the initial I-551 stamp and if I can travel on another passport + GC (+ extension). Perhaps some has had a similar experience - I will appreciate any information