I am off to Texas in October, just wondering about the ESTA. I have already got one from last years trip to National parks and Canyons, which i think they last for two years. Now when i went in to print off my ESTA again it obviously has on there the previous first address in Scotsdale. Will it be OK to leave it like this or will i have to change it, but if i change it does that mean i will have to do a seperate one and therefore get charged again?

Thanks

Sam

I have spoken to someone in our operations department and I have been told that you should be OK to travel on your existing ESTA as long as your passport is still valid. You don't need to amend the hotel and flight details but you can if you wish.

Kind regards

Julia

Its best to update to be on the safe side, its simple to do on the ESTA official site, fill in your registration number, date of birth and passport number then click on update in the R/H column.

https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/esta.html?_flowExecutionKey=_c65DB527A-3D24-49C2-7AA4-10664AAE400A_kD360364B-78DF-482E-4198-EAC0753360A2 

Hope the link works.

Mick

Thanks for your replies much appreciated

Sam