ESTA info for visitors to the USA using the Visa Waiver Program

[Xavier Cruze]

I totally agree with your comments plus:

Ask them stupid questions like; who do you work for and what do you do - as if they know anything anyway about your answers. Oh, yes...........

And put a big sign up that says "Welcome to ....." just before they meet our wonderfull Immigration Officials.

Marshall them, like cattle, to meet and greet the correct official.:D

 

I am a US citizen and I am always asked what I do (and sometimes who I work for) every single time. Even when coming back from a round-robin cruise they ask me this. They even asked for my SeaPass card once (and kept it).

[bandt]

Just applied for one each for the missus and I, thanks lads :) !

 

Glad that you got it done ! Have a great trip.

 

Love cruising but have a lot of nostalgia for Norn Iron. Born in Derry/L'derry but never been to the Giant's Causeway. See some of the cruiselines offer it as an excursion from Belfast !!!! (A good excuse to book!)

 

Must get back to the old country before I have to be "happed up" (no translation for Cruise Critics)

 

Cheers

 

Brian

 

P.S. Loved the "Thon's wile" !

[whenthecatsaway]

Glad that you got it done ! Have a great trip.

 

Love cruising but have a lot of nostalgia for Norn Iron. Born in Derry/L'derry but never been to the Giant's Causeway. See some of the cruiselines offer it as an excursion from Belfast !!!! (A good excuse to book!)

 

Must get back to the old country before I have to be "happed up" (no translation for Cruise Critics)

 

Cheers

 

Brian

 

P.S. Loved the "Thon's wile" !

 

 

Cheers big lad. Hope you get back to the Home Sod, but until you do may the road rise to meet you, may the wind be ever at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face and may you be half an hour in heaven

before the devil knows your dead! :)