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USA Visa
FutureGirl
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Planning on visiting NY, USA next year.
One person that is coming with us has a previous conviction from 3+ years ago. They will need to apply for a visa, just wondering if anyone knows roughly how far in advance a visa should be applied for.
And when you apply how long does one last? Do you have to specify the travel dates on it?
Thanks!
One person that is coming with us has a previous conviction from 3+ years ago. They will need to apply for a visa, just wondering if anyone knows roughly how far in advance a visa should be applied for.
And when you apply how long does one last? Do you have to specify the travel dates on it?
Thanks!
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FutureGirl wrote: »Planning on visiting NY, USA next year.
One person that is coming with us has a previous conviction from 3+ years ago. They will need to apply for a visa, just wondering if anyone knows roughly how far in advance a visa should be applied for.
And when you apply how long does one last? Do you have to specify the travel dates on it?
Thanks!
A few threads on here re this topic
Anecdotal one
One more
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FutureGirl wrote: »USA........ a previous conviction from 3+ years ago. They will need to apply for a visa
Depending on what the conviction was, they MAY need a visa. (example, one simple DUI doesn't need declaring).
Depending on what the conviction was, and whether they need a visa, 3 years MAY be to soon to get a waiver.FutureGirl wrote: »roughly how far in advance a visa should be applied for
It it needs a waiver that can take months, so the sooner they apply the better.FutureGirl wrote: »And when you apply how long does one last?
1 trip, 1 year, 10 years, depends how it goes.
The "normal" B-2s are 10 years, but they are now extremely difficult to get for normal travelers.0
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