Thread: Visitors to the US - Visas and fingerprinting - Part 2
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Old 02-04-2004, 22:10   #4
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Re: Visitors to the US - Visas and fingerprinting - Part 2
Basically if you have a passport now, or get one before November (I think it's November, could be October) then you will not require a visa. If you get a passport issued after this date then the US authorities say it should have the biometric data on it, or you will have to get a visa. As the UK government doesn't have the ability to do this yet, it basically means you would have to get a visa.
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