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Spent driving offence-travelling/driving in America.


Spent driving offence-travelling/driving in America.

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Hi, so I'm speaking on behalf of my future husband.

We are getting married next year and we'd love to travel the west cost USA for our honeymoon.

He has a driving with out insurance conviction but that is spent this year.

Am I right in thinking we can apply with an ordinary ESTA for him as he can honestly answer no to the questions they ask.
So I was hoping to just carry on like I would. I mean is it likely that he could get turned away when we get to the US? Has this happened to anyone?

I don't obviously want him to get turned away, but then I've heard that people who have applied for the B2 visa are often refused :s

Then on to my second question... Him driving the hire car. We both want to drive but I'm not sure I want to be the only one driving. When we pick up the car will he be allowed to drive? His points are off of his license now so would they be able to tell?

Hope someone can give me some advice or views from their experience.

Thank you
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