Hi all,
In my younger days Iwas a bit of silly boy and got myself a slap on the wrist from the police in the form of a caution. At the time of receiving it, I was due to travel to the US and was about to apply for my ESTA. I was told by both the solicitor and the interviewing officer that it wouldn't affect my entry to the US and wouldn't need to be declared. As such, I didn't declare it and I had no problems at all.
Fast forward to now and once my passport comes back from the HMPO blackhole of backlog doom, I will need to apply for a US visa.
Question: Where do I stand with it? My understanding of US visa law (which is very very very very basic) is that as it wasn't required to be declared for a visa waiver, such as an ESTA, it will not need to be declared for a visa.
Can anyone please clarify.
Thanks
In my younger days Iwas a bit of silly boy and got myself a slap on the wrist from the police in the form of a caution. At the time of receiving it, I was due to travel to the US and was about to apply for my ESTA. I was told by both the solicitor and the interviewing officer that it wouldn't affect my entry to the US and wouldn't need to be declared. As such, I didn't declare it and I had no problems at all.
Fast forward to now and once my passport comes back from the HMPO blackhole of backlog doom, I will need to apply for a US visa.
Question: Where do I stand with it? My understanding of US visa law (which is very very very very basic) is that as it wasn't required to be declared for a visa waiver, such as an ESTA, it will not need to be declared for a visa.
Can anyone please clarify.
Thanks
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