sirensong

I was planning on flying to Portland but one of the possible layovers is at Seattle.

I figure I'd rather be over prepared as it would be a trip of a lifetime for me and I wouldn't want to be left disappointed.

Thank you everyone for all your helpful advice

Most people have no issues, the one that do are likely to post.

Thanks for that Will gather some proof of ties anyway if I can. I'm going back to school in September and doing some classes over the summer so hoping I can get a letter from them

Oh that's kind of worried me now

I didn't think it would be that strict, I may have to reduce my visit to a shorter period then

What do you have as proof of ties?

Just generic bills really so bank statement, mobile phone bill. I'll have a return ticket with me too.

I never realised it could be an issue but read a few posts that worried me so thought I'd ask the question.

Hi, I'm new here so apologies if this is in the wrong section.

I'm going to be making a visit to the U.S. either at the end of February/beginning of March for an extended period (between 60-80 days) and I was concerned about being denied entry.

I'm visiting friends and they are giving me the whole tourist experience - I've recently been made redundant from my job so have a nice pay off. As such I don't have anything to show with regard to my ties to the UK

- Currently unemployed

- Living with family so no rent or house ownership

What things should I be taking with me as proof of my ties to the UK? On my last visit I only stayed for 5 days do was hardly questioned at point of entry.

Thanks in advance for any advice