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azizsawo9901

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  1. my amount is high but not extremely high
  2. i don't thin esta lets you disclose what you have
  3. I just got the advice as the court told me to also for alot of people it doesnt show up on a pnc as its just a summary offence so fine unpaid fares n legal costs from an online search it says bye-law and regulatory offences do not show on a pnc as its non recordable but it stays on court records only i could be wrong so i will wait on acro i will be ordering an acro in 1 months time to let time pass and i will try find a lawer from AILA
  4. also nacro the charity org the court told me to contact said Similarly, with the ESTA application, you are correct that the form does ask specifically about offences constitution moral turpitude. However, the US Embassy advice states that ‘if you have ever been arrested or convicted for any reason in any country, even if the arrest did not lead to a conviction, you should answer ‘yes’ to this question.’ I think you will be absolutely fine not disclosing this on an ESTA application as it is such a low level offence, but the official advice from US is that you should.
  5. Provide evidence for the esta im assuming as i thought it was just automatically a denial but only problem is i dont know how they can check because its not on police databases or the Police National Computer its just court records unless they can get court records but yeah my situation would have changed from then because when i did my fare evasion i was doing it to go to my volunteering job and at the time i had like -£30 to my name no income etc which would show in my court record as they ask for my income but now thats all changed
  6. Alright thanks just question 2 i need to tick right i dont know if they can check what my offence even was or anything Thats the part which gets me caude of the old wording but i get like mixed responses from everyone some say to say yes some say no
  7. Cheers so I do that on the renewal one right and I’m assuming it’s only for question two and it’ll most likely reject me than accept
  8. Hi everyone, I have a minor UK conviction for fare evasion that is recorded only in court records not on police databases or the Police National Computer only court record. I’m not sure how this might affect my eligibility for ESTA or if I should apply for a B1/B2 visa instead. The current ESTA criminal question asks if I’ve committed an offense involving serious harm to a person, property, or government authority, which I don’t believe applies to my case. But I’m uncertain if I need to disclose the conviction and how it might impact future U.S. travel especially a k-1 I’d really appreciate any advice or experiences from others who’ve dealt with minor UK convictions and U.S. entry.
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