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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We always enter the US with our US passport. We always enter EU with our EU passport (Ireland is EU).

Some countries or agents allow a spouse traveling with a US passport in along with an EU carrying spouse but that is usually an exception so don’t expect it.[/quote]

Which passport # do you enter when you book your plane tickets from US to EU? US because that’s where you’re departing from?

And for online check in, which passport’s info do you enter?

When you come back to the US and show your US passport at customs, it’s not an issue that there are no EU entry/exit stamps?

I’m chock full of rookie questions today.

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You don't enter passport info when buying a ticket. Only when checking in (can also add it your reservation before checking in, to make the check -in process smoother, but don't have to).

As stated earlier, the passenger manifest system tells CBP where you are coming from,and obviously you had to exit that system to get on the plane (if they have exit controls like Schengen countries do). The second the agent scans your passport or the global entry machine scans your face, all that flight info comes up in their system. They can also see previous international trips, etc. Whatever stamps are or are not in the passport are basically meaningless. Many countries don't usually stamp anymore anyways- like the UK,which most Americans enter via e-gates which just do a passport scan.[/quote]

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