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Updating ESTA from a previous refusal/denial

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My previous CEAC status was 'refused' and so my ESTA status is denied based off that. Since then my case has progressed.

My current CEAC status is 'ready' and will shortly move to being issued.

When/how do I change my ESTA? is it just a matter of filing again and then, when it asks 'have you been previously denied a visa' checking 'no'?

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My previous CEAC status was 'refused' and so my ESTA status is denied based off that. Since then my case has progressed.

My current CEAC status is 'ready' and will shortly move to being issued.

When/how do I change my ESTA? is it just a matter of filing again and then, when it asks 'have you been previously denied a visa' checking 'no'?

Thanks

ESTA is to check your eligibility to travel without a visa on the visa waiver program. You will travel on a visa and then a greencard beyond that. No more ESTA needed by you.

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Also wondering why you need ESTA.

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Ah that's ok. I was planning (previously) to visit the wife while waiting for my visa issues to be worked on. And so then I would have been going on a tourist visa.

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ESTA has nothing to do with a Tourist Visa.

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