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I recall reading somewhere that the reason that these ESTA forms exist, or the travel cards for Britain and Australia is that if you arrive and they found that
by krolley 15y ago
I recall reading somewhere that the reason that these ESTA forms exist, or the travel cards for Britain and Australia is that if you arrive and they found that you really _had_ a criminal record when you ticked the box that said you didn't, is so they can throw you out of the country for providing false information on the document, rather than for having a criminal record.
- corin_ 15y agoSounds rather pointless to me, but if that is the case, how about moving to two questions: "Have you read all the rules?" "Are you breaking any of them?" Much quicker.