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maratc
11 days ago
Ok, it could depend on the type of visa too. I only enter for tourism (B2 I think) and have never overstayed.
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happymellon
11 days ago
Never overstaying, always fingerprinted on arrival.
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anvuong
11 days ago
Your profile probably flagged some checks so they needed to get your fingerprints to actually confirm you are the one on the visa. I've never had to give fingerprints except for my first US visa.
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happymellon
11 days ago
UK, so on VISA Waiver programme not VISA.
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jq-r
11 days ago
Fingerprinted once 12 years ago, never again. Traveled on ESTA.
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