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From the US Department of State website regarding the Visa Waiver Programme
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Hi David,
From all the info I read on line at the time , you cannot stay longer than 90 days from the date that is stamped in your passport on arrival into the US. You can go back and forth to Canada / Mexico/ Caribbean and re enter the US providing you are still within the original 90 days as per the date in your passport. Speaking with US Immigration officials by phone while in the US I was told differently !Won't push my luck like that again. |
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David, that is correct with the exception noted in the information which I quoted.
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If you cross the border by land, then no extension is permissible. However if you re-enter by air on a "signatory carrier", then it is at the discretion of the inspecting officer. In order to qualify for the Visa Waiver programme, you must enter the US on a signatory carrier when you first arrive there. |
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