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A question of two passports...

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Meg and Grae   1

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Hi guys,

I have received my advanced parole documents for travel.

I hold two passports; a New Zealand one and a British EU one. The NZ one contains my expired US visa (still waiting on the green card).

The country I am traveling to requires a visa. Does it matter which passport I use for this visa, as long as I have my I 512L permission to travel documents when I go?

Thanks in advance,

Grae

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10/11/2005 We met!

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10/27/2007 Sent I-129F to VSC

05/09/2008 Interview. Approved.

06/23/2008 Point of Entry

07/02/2008 JP Wedding Date

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08/21/2008 Mailed AOS Paperwork

08/27/2008 Check Cashed/Case Opened

10/11/2008 Church Wedding

03/05/2009 Greencard Arrived!

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payxibka   10,045

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Hi guys,

I have received my advanced parole documents for travel.

I hold two passports; a New Zealand one and a British EU one. The NZ one contains my expired US visa (still waiting on the green card).

The country I am traveling to requires a visa. Does it matter which passport I use for this visa, as long as I have my I 512L permission to travel documents when I go?

Thanks in advance,

Grae

The documents you have are re-entry not "exit" documents.

What passport you use to enter another country has no bearing on what passport you will use to enter the USA...

If you use passport A for Country A and passport B for the USA.. then so be it...

Otherwise just carry both of them

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YMMV

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