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How do I correct a mistake on my application?

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How do I correct a mistake on my application? The website will allow applicants to review and correct their information before applying, including reconfirmation of passport number. All application data fields except for passport number, country of passport issue, country of citizenship, and date of birth can be corrected prior to submitting the application with the required payment information. If the applicant has made an error in passport or biographical information, he or she will need to submit a new application. A fee will be charged for each new application. Any other errors can be corrected or updated by clicking on [...]

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How long is my ESTA valid for?

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How long is my ESTA valid for? If not revoked, your travel authorization is valid for two years from the date of issue or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. The Permit Approved screen shows the expiration date of your travel authorization. Your ESTA authorization is usually valid for multiple trips for two years (starting from the date of authorization) or until your passport expires, whichever comes first*. This means that as long as you have received your ESTA travel authorization, you do not need to reapply during the validity period. If your ESTA expires while you are in the [...]

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What information can I update?

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What information can I update? Before submitting an electronic travel authorization application with required payment information, you may update all application data fields except the passport number, country of passport issue, country of citizenship, and date of birth. Once the application is approved, you can update any of the following fields: Email address Address in the U.S.

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How do I complete my partially completed application?

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How do I complete my partially completed application? Select "Continue Existing Application" on the ESTA home page and select "Individual Application". You will then need to retrieve your application by entering either your passport number, date of birth and application number, or your country of citizenship, date of passport issue and date of passport expiration. Once the application is successfully retrieved, you will be able to fill it out.

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How do I update the information on my application?

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How do I update the information on my application? Before you submit your ESTA application, you can update all fields of the application data. However, after the application is approved, you can only update the following fields: Email address Note: If your email address has been updated, you will need to confirm the new email address. Address in the U.S.

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Filled in information is no longer up to date

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Filled in information is no longer up to date If the traveler's personal situation has changed so that the information provided in the ESTA application is out of date, this may also invalidate the ESTA. The ESTA expires instantly if the traveler: Getting a new passport Takes a new name or surname Changes nationality or gender Moves to another country Can no longer answer all safety questions with "no." ESTA remains in effect if the traveler: Moves, but stays in the same country Changed contact person Changes the date of travel or address of residence in the U.S. Wants to [...]

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Filled in information is incorrect or incomplete

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Filled in information is incorrect or incomplete If the ESTA application form is intentionally or unintentionally filled out incorrectly or incompletely, the application may be approved as usual, but it will not be valid. The Immigration Service does not have access to information about every traveler in the world and therefore cannot detect all errors. For example, an incorrectly filled in date of birth will not cause the application to be rejected. The ESTA will be issued, but it will not be valid. There are times when travelers only notice this when checking in at the airport. The airline will [...]

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Other reasons why the ESTA validity can expire

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Other reasons why the ESTA validity can expire In addition to the maximum length of stay and the validity of the passport, there are several other things that matter when it comes to ESTA validity.

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A valid ESTA is linked to a single passport

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A valid ESTA is linked to a single passport The ESTA is inextricably linked to the passport for which the application form was filled out. Thus, it is impossible to travel to the United States with another passport without applying for a completely new ESTA. Once a passport expires, the ESTA will also expire with it. If all the passport information was filled out incorrectly when you applied for ESTA, the ESTA will also expire. Is your passport almost expired? Always apply for a new passport first before applying for a new ESTA. You must fill in the new passport [...]

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Minimum waiting period between two trips to the USA with an ESTA

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Minimum waiting period between two trips to the USA with an ESTA Travelers are not allowed to leave the United States for short periods of time and then return only to renew the 90-day validity period. Despite this, there is no official minimum required waiting period between two trips to the United States with ESTA. When re-entering the U.S., U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers will assess each situation. If they suspect that the traveler has left the U.S. with the sole intention of extending the 90-day validity period, the ESTA will be revoked. Travelers who want to travel to [...]

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