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craig_emptage

United Kingdom
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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 11:44:53

Hi

I have found an example of a Visa Waiver form if it is of any use to anyone?

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Kiddie001

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 11:52:16

thanks Craig!

cheers

ian

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Cruella DeVilla

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 11:55:49

Great idea Craig,
Throws a lot of people this form, although the days of them sending you to the back of the queue when you fill it in wrong are gone (hopefully)! I always used to put my dob on the top line and then realised it should go below

CDV

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brizzle

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 12:43:39

Same here with DoB.
I have also made the mistake before of reading the 'Government Use Only' bit two thirds way down and then not filling in the final bit on that side. Sent to the back of the line

Good posting, worth archiving in the FAQ's?

Brizzle

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Rowan

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 13:07:29

Can someone help me with a question regarding the Visa Waiver form?
As we have booked our villa with Virgin holidays,we will not know
the address of the villa until we meet the Rep at the airport.Do I
leave the "Address while in the United States" question blank?

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LiesaAnna

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 13:15:38

Thanx Craig, that was really helpful!

Liesa

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floridadreamvilla.co.uk

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 13:17:19

No - they should tell you the address of their Orlando office. You should use this for the form.

quote:
Originally posted by Rowan
Can someone help me with a question regarding the Visa Waiver form?
As we have booked our villa with Virgin holidays,we will not know
the address of the villa until we meet the Rep at the airport.Do I
leave the "Address while in the United States" question blank?

John & Sarah Rooke
www.orlandovillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-3.aspx
www.orlandovillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-388.aspx
www.floridadreamvilla.co.uk
www.orlandovillas.com
www.villasflorida.com
www.onlinefloridavillas.com
www.park-tickets.com
www.flightsflorida.com
www.floridahire.com

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AngelaB

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 14:09:51

So is this the one that gets given out on the plane and does everyone in the party fill out each?

Angela

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Fletch

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 14:11:24

Do you have to fill one out for children too?

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blott

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 14:51:19

You fill in a visa waiver form for everyone in your party - for kids under 14, you sign them on their behalf.

The other form (the white and blue Customs form) is one per family and is given in to Customs after you have been through Immigration and after you have collected your luggage.

Blott
www.orlandovillas.com/villas/150.aspx

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E. Cosgrove

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 15:34:12

If you have a US visa is there a form you also have to fill in?

Liz
www.orlandovillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-1599.aspx

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amy

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 16:01:33

quote:
Originally posted by E. Cosgrove
If you have a US visa is there a form you also have to fill in?

Yes,this is the form if you do not have a visa.If you do have a visa the form looks similar but it is white.

Jen & Amy

www.onlinefloridavillas.com/villas/1481.aspx

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Fletch

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 16:11:47

I have just thought of something after reading the last posting! I have a visa (valid for life, multiple visits) which was issued when I first visited the USA in 1977. I have kept the passport, although it is in my maiden name. Am I supposed to take this with me or should I just go with the Visa Waiver procedure?

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jolliffee

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 16:33:26

quote:
Originally posted by Fletch
I have just thought of something after reading the last posting! I have a visa (valid for life, multiple visits) which was issued when I first visited the USA in 1977. I have kept the passport, although it is in my maiden name. Am I supposed to take this with me or should I just go with the Visa Waiver procedure?

Don't know about the maiden name but mine was the same vintage, I carried mine arround for years with the pair held together with an elastic band. Unfortunatly the boss (in a frantic cleaning session) binned it thinkig it was old.

Dave
http://www.orlandovillas.com/villas/1483.aspx

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PoohFan

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 16:45:01

quote:
Originally posted by Fletch
I have just thought of something after reading the last posting! I have a visa (valid for life, multiple visits) which was issued when I first visited the USA in 1977. I have kept the passport, although it is in my maiden name. Am I supposed to take this with me or should I just go with the Visa Waiver procedure?

Hi Fletch,

Hubby and I also had 'indefinite' visas stamped in our passports dated 1988. Unfortunately, these are no longer accepted by the US and ours have now been cancelled. We used the visa waiver forms on our recent visits.

Pam
http://www.onlinefloridavillas.com/Villas/1441.aspx

Edited by - PoohFan on 14 Oct 2004 16:50:51

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tezz7628

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 16:51:37

good idea chris

beat me to it just figuring out how to do it

life multiple entries
not valid anymore

had one, actually two but thats another story, in my old black passport before '89 and used it once i think after that with my red one but it was stopped a few years ago

by the way whats that blue form for thats on another site?

tezz 7628

Edited by - tezz7628 on 15 Oct 2004 12:04:45

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wiljohn

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 18:24:43

Same here with the DOB,I've forgoten how many times I've filled in the wrong line,it's a really badly thought out form,and the airlines are now reluctant to give you more than one form.

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E. Cosgrove

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 18:41:27

you can usually help yourself at check in. If they only give you one each ask for another one on the plane. We have built up quite a supply this way and now we usually complete them before we leave home

Liz
www.orlandovillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-1599.aspx

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lisasranch

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Posted - 14 Oct 2004 : 18:43:23

quote:
Originally posted by Rowan
Can someone help me with a question regarding the Visa Waiver form?
As we have booked our villa with Virgin holidays,we will not know
the address of the villa until we meet the Rep at the airport.Do I
leave the "Address while in the United States" question blank?

Hi Rowan,
You have to have an address or they wont let you in. You can put the management company of the villa you are renting down, that usually works.

http://www.onlinefloridavillas.com/Villas/2084.aspx

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Rich-n-Ang

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Posted - 15 Oct 2004 : 11:53:12

I'm sure this has been mentioned before but if you fly from Manchester do you have to just put M A N C H E S T E on the form ? or do you write the "R" at the end ?

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blott

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Posted - 15 Oct 2004 : 12:20:49

I always squash it in! I reckon it's their fault for not allowing enough spaces!