[Grammar] If it is convenient vs. If convenient

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Hi,

1. If it is convenient for you, we can meet tomorrow evening.
2. If convenient for you, we can meet tomorrow evening.

Are both the above sentences correct and do they mean the same?

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Yes. Use 1.
 
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