Anyone with dual nationality?

[c1mth0g]

I was curious if there are any LPRs with dual nationality. Have you ever entered the US using your green card and a passport from a country different from the one you used to get your green card?

 

[nobody2006]

This is what I like to know too.

I was curious if there are any LPRs with dual nationality. Have you ever entered the US using your green card and a passport from a country different from the one you used to get your green card?

 

[nelsona]

Yes. I have Cdn and UK citizenship. I was BORN in canada, which is all that is indicated on my GC, and really all that CBP/CIS care about in terms of foreign nationality. I have used both PPs to enter US.

I didn't "use" any passport to get my GC. In fact, as a Cdn I could have gotten GC without ever having a passport. As was pointed out elsewher, the GC was given to me, not a passport.

It simply doesn't matter, folks.

 

[Triple Citizen]

I was an LPR once with dual citizenship. The GC was issued to me the person, not to my citizenship. My holding dual citizenship never came up during my K-1, AOS, CPR and LPR stages.

I was curious if there are any LPRs with dual nationality.

 

[c1mth0g]

I was just concerned that entering the US on a passport that you have never used would raise any flags, especially if every other time you have used another country's passport.

 

[Triple Citizen]

Should not be an issue. Even if questioned about lack of stamps, you can safely let the CBP officer know that you used your other passport. Last Friday I entered Canada to visit my mother. I presented myself as a Canadian citizen ofcourse. The CIC officer asked me what my status is in the US. I told him I am a US citizen. He then asked me if I am a dual citizen. I acknowledged. That was the end of it.

I was just concerned that entering the US on a passport that you have never used would raise any flags, especially if every other time you have used another country's passport.