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ESTA Frequently Asked Questions ESTAUsingVerify - Locate -TrammelsESTA Status ESTA Number Help Select Language:   Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Icelandic Italian Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Portuguese Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish ESTA Frequently Asked QuestionsUnelevatedyou will find answers to many worldwide questions regarding ESTA and traveling to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. Legal Notice: ESTA.us is a privately owned service provider specializing in the Visa Waiver Program including the recently created ESTA (U.S. Travel Authorization). Our mission is to help applicants understand the variegated aspects of the Visa Waiver Program and learn how to wield for a Travel Authorization (ESTA). What is ESTA? ESTA stands for Electronic System for Travel Authorization. It is an streamlined system that determines whether a resider from a Visa Waiver Country is unliable to travel to the United States and wield for ticket to enter. ESTA is only related to traveling, it is not a visa requirement. The unshortened ESTA using process takes place online. There are no physical forms to print and you do not have to go in person to a U.S. embassy or consulate. For those who have overly visited Australia as a tourist, the Australian ETA using process is a similar concept. I have submitted an order for the ESTAUsingGuide but I haven't got it yet. How can I get it? The ESTAUsingGuide is misogynist for instant download upon successful payment. There is a "Download" sawed-off in the confirmation page that displayed on your screen without you submitted the order. A confirmation email with the download link was moreover sent to your email address. If you did not get the email, please trammels your "Junk Mail" or "SPAM" folder. If you are still not worldly-wise to find the confirmation email, please submit the contact form unelevated for assistance. I've once submitted my using for a Travel Authorization, but I made a mistake. How can I fix it? We do not have wangle to ESTA applications once submitted to the U.S. government. We cannot help update incorrect passport numbers, misspelled names, wrong lineage dates, retrieve any missed ESTAUsingNumbers, or personize any applications once submitted. Please refer to installment 8 of the ESTAUsingGuide for instructions on how to update your ESTA application. I have a passport from a Visa Waiver country. Do I need to wield for ESTA? It depends. You are required to wield for ESTA if you intend to enter the United States by air or sea, under the Visa Waiver Program. However, ESTA is not required if you are inward by land. If you plan on staying in the United States for increasingly than 90 days or have been previously denied entry into the country, you must wield for U.S. visa. There are several other reasons why you might not be eligible to enter the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program. For increasingly information we recommend that you download our using guide. Do I have to purchase your using guide in order to wield for a U.S. Travel Authorization? No. You are not required to purchase our using guide in order to wield for ESTA. Our ESTAUsingGuide contains valuable information regarding the Visa Waiver Programs and detailed ESTAUsinginstructions. Do I need to have any specific plans surpassing I wield for a Travel Authorization? No. You can wield for ESTA unendingly as long as your passport is machine readable and you hold citizenship from a Visa Waiver country. Passport holders from the most countries that recently wilt members of the Visa Waiver Program must have an ePassport in order to wield for ESTA. What happens if I do not get an clearance for the Travel Authorization? According to recent statistics published by the Department of Homeland Security, over 99% of all ESTA applicants are tried within 5 seconds. However, if you using is denied, will be required to wield for a United States visitor visa, such as a B-2 Tourist Visa. Contact us for spare information on how to wield for U.S. visas. What happens if I need to update my Travel Authorization without I am approved? You will be worldly-wise to transpiration any itinerary on a current Travel Authorization. ESTA is designed so that you can update a valid Travel Authorization. It is not necessary to have a flight booking or hotel reservation to initially wield for a Travel Authorization. Download the ESTA Travel AuthorizationUsingGuide for information on how to update your ESTA file. Why is ESTA required? Section 217(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) requires DHS (Department of Homeland Security) to enhance the current Visa Waiver Program security features. ESTA is one of several measures taken to fulfill the security requirement. Is a ESTA Travel Authorization the same as a Visa? No. A Travel Authorization is only necessary for a visitor traveling on the Visa Waiver Program. It is only a travel requirement. A visa must be obtained in whop by individuals not eligible to enter on the Visa Waiver Program. If you once hold a valid U.S. visitor visa, you should not wield for ESTA. How early in whop is it recommended to obtain an ESTA? You should at least indulge yourself 72 hours (3 days). However, if you are planning to visit the U.S. it is recommend to wield as early as possible. If your Travel Authorization is denied you will have to wield for a visitor visa at a US embassy or consulate. Sometimes, visit slots are difficult to attain, and may take weeks. Can I re-apply for a Travel Authorization if I was not tried the first time? Yes, but you must wait at least 10 days and your circumstances must have changed. Note that applying for a Travel Authorization with false information will make you permanently barred from overly visiting the United States. A US embassy or consulate cannot help you to get an tried Travel Authorization. I have a valid B-1/B-2 visitor visa. Do I need a Travel Authorization? No. As long as your visa is valid you do not need a Travel Authorization. Do I still have to well-constructed Form I-94W, the untried form? Yes. Until ESTA is fully implemented travelers to the U.S. must still well-constructed Form I-94W. A Travel Authorization (ESTA) is unromantic for in whop while Form I-94W is completed on the airplane or at the U.S. port of entry. Learn how to document your throw-away by downloading the ESTA - Travel AuthorizationUsingGuide if you loose your untried I-94W throw-away slip. I was previously denied a visa to the US. Can I wield for a Travel Authorization and enter on the Visa Waiver Program? No. If you have overly been denied a visa you cannot travel under the Visa Waiver Program. I was denied ticket to the US previously. Can I wield for a Travel Authorization and enter the US on the Visa Waiver Program? No. If you have previously been denied ticket you must wield for a visa surpassing attempting to visit the US. You must wield for a B-1 Visitor Visa or B-2 Tourist Visa. The ESTA - Travel AuthorizationUsingGuide moreover includes information well-nigh how to wield for a U.S. visitor visa (B-1 and B-2 Visa). I once have a valid visitor visa. Do I moreover need to wield for a Travel Authorization? No. As long as your visa is valid, you do not need to wield for ESTA. I am a resider from a country that it's not part of the Visa Waiver Program. Do I need to wield for ESTA? No. ESTA Travel Authorization is only for individuals who enter the United States with a passport from a Visa Waiver Country. If you are not from a Visa Waiver Country, you must wield for a U.S. Visitor Visa first. Contact us for increasingly information on how to wield for a U.S. visa. HOME  |  APPLICATION  |  FAQ  |  PRIVACY POLICY  |  TERMS and CONDITIONS  |  CONTACT US Legal Disclaimer: ESTA.US is a private information website not united with the United States Government. © 2011 ESTA APPLICATION SERVICES (www.esta.us) - All Rights Reserved