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Two months ago I entered the United States for business purposes. The point of contact I specified was "Company X".

Now I need to visit the States again, for business purposes, but I'm visiting "Company Y". Should I submit a new ESTA application or should I keep the old one?

I know that submitting a new one doesn't hurt, and in fact that's what I have always done in the past. However I'm becoming sick of paying the fee every 3 months or so :-)

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The circumstances that require a new ESTA are listed here and include only:

  • passport change
  • name change
  • gender change
  • citizenship change
  • something happens (e.g. criminal conviction, overstay) that might cause the loss of the VWP privilege and require you to get a visa instead.

Otherwise the ESTA you applied for is good for 2 years regardless of how other information you included in the application changes.

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