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No STAMP in passport- can we still re enter US

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Getting a 10 year Passport BUT it will be blank (NO STAMPS). We have expired Greencard AND Extention letter and (Blank) Passport. Will that be enough to get us TO and FROM Korea (returning to US). Currently have Temp. Perm. Resident Card (waiting to remove conditions).

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Otto Grand Master

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Getting a 10 year Passport BUT it will be blank (NO STAMPS). We have expired Greencard AND Extention letter and (Blank) Passport. Will that be enough to get us TO and FROM Korea (returning to US). Currently have Temp. Perm. Resident Card (waiting to remove conditions).

Yes - answered in previous thread - your (new) passport, expired PR/Green Card and your extension letter will allow you to re-enter the US.

(FYI - it is not a Temp. PR/Green Card - there is no such thing, only a 2-year and 10-year card.) :thumbs:

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Getting a 10 year Passport BUT it will be blank (NO STAMPS). We have expired Greencard AND Extention letter and (Blank) Passport. Will that be enough to get us TO and FROM Korea (returning to US). Currently have Temp. Perm. Resident Card (waiting to remove conditions).

I would recommend to carry old/expired/voided passport just in case to show old in/out entry stamps.

Consular General office should return old passport with "VOID" stamp or punched...

Keep old passport for your record.

Don't throw out. You need it for several occasions such as N400 naturalization, and other visa issurance purpose.

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