HELP!

[Hello729 74]

Hello everyone,

You guys are amazing and now we are in need of your advice once more.  We are in the midst of of our removing the condition of my partner’s green card.  Basically, we have submitted our completed our removing condition application and now we are just waiting.

 
The problem is that my partner’s passport for her home country has expired and she needs to renew her passport for her native country.  How can we renew her passport for her native country?  (Her native country is China)

 

Thanks in advance!

[randy32 165]

Go to the Chinese embassy site and follow the process provided there for passport renewal.

[Hello729 74]

Just now, randy32 said:

Go to the Chinese embassy site and follow the process provided there for passport renewal.

Thank you!  Question:  Will that put our removing condition application in jeopardy?

[iwannaplay54 985]

1 minute ago, Hello729 said:

Thank you!  Question:  Will that put our removing condition application in jeopardy?

No

[Verrou 1,962]

1 minute ago, Hello729 said:

Thank you!  Question:  Will that put our removing condition application in jeopardy?

not at all. she still a citizen of that country

[Hello729 74]

1 minute ago, Misscloud said:

not at all. she still a citizen of that country

You are amazing and you have put our minds at ease.  So, it is ok to do that then? 

3 minutes ago, iwannaplay54 said:

No

You are awesome 👏 

[Locito 85]

As others have replied applying for a passport of the country of one’s birth is not an issue.

 

Of course some countries (like China, I assume) may not allow for dual citizenship (= not an issue for removal of conditions), but a foreign citizen does need a valid passport of their country AND a valid green card—or valid passport + expired green card + valid extension letter—to be allowed to board a US-bound flight abroad/re-enter the US.

 

When I applied for a passport at my native country’s consulate in the US during the removal of conditions process last year, they simply asked for proof that I was a citizen of that country (I did not possess a valid passport at the time), state ID/DL, and proof that I was here legally (presented expired green card + extension letter).

 

The only downsides I can think of when it comes to applying for a passport at an embassy/a consulate is that it’s usually more expensive, and receiving it will take longer.

[Hello729 74]

21 hours ago, Locito said:

As others have replied applying for a passport of the country of one’s birth is not an issue.

 

Of course some countries (like China, I assume) may not allow for dual citizenship (= not an issue for removal of conditions), but a foreign citizen does need a valid passport of their country AND a valid green card—or valid passport + expired green card + valid extension letter—to be allowed to board a US-bound flight abroad/re-enter the US.

 

When I applied for a passport at my native country’s consulate in the US during the removal of conditions process last year, they simply asked for proof that I was a citizen of that country (I did not possess a valid passport at the time), state ID/DL, and proof that I was here legally (presented expired green card + extension letter).

 

The only downsides I can think of when it comes to applying for a passport at an embassy/a consulate is that it’s usually more expensive, and receiving it will take longer.

Wow!  🙏