Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone has firsthand experience with this situation, as I've found conflicting information online and haven't yet received a definitive answer from the Peruvian consulates I've contacted. I am: An Indian passport holder (passport valid until 2031) A lawful permanent resident of the United States My conditional Green Card (Form I-551) expired on July 30, 2026 I have a pending Form I-751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence) USCIS issued me the standard Form I-797 Receipt Notice, which states that the validity of my Permanent Resident Card is extended for 48 months from its expiration date. The notice also states: "During this extension, you are authorized to work and travel. This notice, presented with your expired Permanent Resident Card, is evidence of your status and employment authorization." I will therefore be traveling with: My Indian passport (valid until 2031) My expired Green Card The original USCIS I-797 extension notice extending my lawful permanent resident status through July 30, 2030 My wife is a U.S. citizen, and we are planning a vacation to Peru in late October 2026. We will be traveling from the United States. From what I have read, Peru allows certain travelers (including Indian passport holders and certain other nationalities) who hold valid permanent resident status in countries such as the United States to enter without first obtaining a Peruvian tourist visa. My question is whether Peru recognizes an expired Green Card + original USCIS I-797 extension notice as evidence of valid U.S. permanent resident status for purposes of visa-exempt entry. I’m not particularly concerned about re-entering the United States with these documents, as that process seems to be well documented and generally straightforward for people with a pending I-751. My question is specifically whether Peru (and potentially the airline at check-in) recognizes these documents as sufficient proof of U.S. permanent resident status for visa-exempt entry. Has anyone: Entered Peru with this exact combination of documents? Been asked about it by the airline at check-in (and did IATA Timatic accept it)? Had any issues with Peruvian immigration upon arrival? Needed to obtain a Peruvian tourist visa despite having an I-797 extension notice? If you've personally done this (or know someone who has), I would really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thank you!