2 days ESTA overstay

[JFH 12,191]

4 hours ago, Dutchster said:

 

Y'all are missing my point lol. I know that, but OP seems to think he/she can still enter the US with the ESTA even with a two day overstay (quote; " this have an impact on my future travels to the USA or considering my good history of timely visits this will be overlooked.") even though everyone is advising to pursue a visa now that the ESTA is no longer valid to use as he/she broke the agreement of 90 days. OP then goes in with this; " Where is sense in all of this? I'm permitted to stay on esta if I file aod but should the circumstances change and I get beat up by my relative my departure will be considered overstaying my esta." So all I said was, well you can try (not possible but I was just being a smartass) but you will be turned away by customs for not having a valid ESTA because of the overstay.

But he doesn't even have a valid ESTA approval. His previous one was made null and void by the overstay. Why suggest he "tries again" to enter? What a waste of several hundred dollars for a flight ticket and a bunch of his time that would be. That's the same as traveling with an expired passport. He will arrive with no legal way to enter the country and will be deported immediately. He won't even be given the option to "withdraw his application" to enter because he won't have made an application! 

[Dutchster 1,107]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

But he doesn't even have a valid ESTA approval. His previous one was made null and void by the overstay. Why suggest he "tries again" to enter? What a waste of several hundred dollars for a flight ticket and a bunch of his time that would be. That's the same as traveling with an expired passport. He will arrive with no legal way to enter the country and will be deported immediately. This is what I tried to say. Hence why my original post says "But CBP will put you back on a plane"  He won't even be given the option to "withdraw his application" to enter because he won't have made an application! 

All I tried to say is that he won't be allowed in the country anymore, even if he tried if he still had his ESTA registered on his current passport. That was my point all along. I did not advise him to go, or anything. Again, to me it looked like OP didn't get the memo exactly that his ESTA is no longer a privilege he can use so me, being a casual smartass, just tried to say "well you *can* try but you won't be let in the US and put back on the next plane available." Maybe I should have worded it a little clearer. Y'all need to get the memo I was just being a smartass about trying. Jeez, cut me some slack. I know how it works. Just let this die, ignore what I said.

Edited July 26, 2017 by Dutchster

[az2014 381]

3 hours ago, Dutchster said:

All I tried to say is that he won't be allowed in the country anymore, even if he tried if he still had his ESTA registered on his current passport. That was my point all along. I did not advise him to go, or anything. Again, to me it looked like OP didn't get the memo exactly that his ESTA is no longer a privilege he can use so me, being a casual smartass, just tried to say "well you *can* try but you won't be let in the US and put back on the next plane available." Maybe I should have worded it a little clearer. Y'all need to get the memo I was just being a smartass about trying. Jeez, cut me some slack. I know how it works. Just let this die, ignore what I said.

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