user101835: I have my Bitcoin Core wallet protected with passphrase for a long time ago. Now I'm trying to move out the coin from there but unfortunately I forgot the passphrase. When finding for recovery info I only found the list of seed phrases assigned to this wallet.
Is there anyway I can recover my wallet with seed phrase only? Thank you very much in advance for any advice.

user24925: Bitcoin Core does not, and has never used seed phrases. Its likely you’re not recalling the correct software or procedure here. 

user11763: Bitcoin Core is not affiliated with the website you downloaded the node installer from - bitsblock.io, and the official Bitcoin Core client does not provide functionality you ask about. I noticed that when you click on download button on this website it takes you to some restore form. This seems very sketchy - I'd never provide online my private key nor any other means to derive it (such as list of backup codes, phrases, passwords, etc.). Try looking for legit wallet that supports BIP39, I cannot vouch for that but supposedly Electrum wallet does that. Also, as mentioned here, it might be actually a restore phrase for blockchain.info online wallet (though as mentioned earlier, I would discourage entering recovery phrases on any website).

101835: <p>I have my Bitcoin Core wallet protected with passphrase for a long time ago. Now I'm trying to move out the coin from there but unfortunately I forgot the passphrase. When finding for recovery info I only found the list of seed phrases assigned to this wallet.</p>

<p>Is there anyway I can recover my wallet with seed phrase only? Thank you very much in advance for any advice.</p>
 24925: <p>Bitcoin Core does not, and has never used seed phrases. Its likely you’re not recalling the correct software or procedure here. </p>
 11763: <p>Bitcoin Core is not affiliated with the website you downloaded the node installer from - bitsblock.io, and the official Bitcoin Core client does not provide functionality you ask about. I noticed that when you click on download button on this website it takes you to some restore form. This seems very sketchy - I'd never provide online my private key nor any other means to derive it (such as list of backup codes, phrases, passwords, etc.). Try looking for legit wallet that supports BIP39, I cannot vouch for that but supposedly Electrum wallet does that. Also, as mentioned <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/86025/18-word-mnemonic-seed-that-contains-words-outside-of-bip39-wordlist-struggling">here</a>, it might be actually a restore phrase for blockchain.info online wallet (though as mentioned earlier, I would discourage entering recovery phrases on any website).</p>
