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#261184 by dpscrest
03 Nov 2009, 17:36
I filled out the Esta form ages ago for my family, but I understand its only valid for 2 years, how do I know when I need to renew it. I cant remember when I did it. Is there a way of checking for how much longer they are valid?
#729080 by mitchja
03 Nov 2009, 17:39
If you log in using your application number, it tells you when it expires.

Regards
#729081 by dpscrest
03 Nov 2009, 17:42
cheers, slung the application numbers away ages ago when i knew they were accepted!
#729086 by tontybear
03 Nov 2009, 17:47
Yes they are only valid for 2 years. You would only need to renew (well apply again) if you are planning a further trip to the US - the best time to do this is when you are planing it and you have flight detailes etc.

They are used to people forgetting the number so I dont think it would be a problem for you just to re-apply (using the official website and not a scam one)
#729087 by mitchja
03 Nov 2009, 17:48
You really need to keep you application numbers as you need to log-in and update your accommodation/flight details every time you visit the US.

If you don't have them, just start a new application.

Regards
#729097 by dpscrest
03 Nov 2009, 18:48
thanks all...just re-applied for everyone
#729125 by Bill S
03 Nov 2009, 21:49
Good idea to keep the applications well in advance - they are going to start charging for this service sometime soon ;-)
#729128 by buns
03 Nov 2009, 22:36
quote:Originally posted by Bill S
Good idea to keep the applications well in advance - they are going to start charging for this service sometime soon ;-)


I would imagine when the 2 years period starts to expire[n]

buns
#729142 by Bill S
04 Nov 2009, 00:56
quote:Originally posted by buns
quote:Originally posted by Bill S
Good idea to keep the applications well in advance - they are going to start charging for this service sometime soon ;-)


I would imagine when the 2 years period starts to expire[n]

buns

But if you make a new application every year, you will always have at least one year before the charge will apply [}:)]
#729143 by Darren Wheeler
04 Nov 2009, 01:03
Wouldn't half make it easier if they emailed the original application number when you first apply. Then you can keep updating.
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