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Electronic System for Travel Authorization, an online application you must fill if you wish to travel to the US under the Visa Waiver Program. This tag is about the application; for the program itself, use the tag [us-visa-waiver-program].
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US Citizen with dual nationality entering US on ESTA, what's the worst that can happen?
It seems LIKELY I can apply for an ESTA, say I'm not a US citizen, get the ESTA, board the plane and try global entry to sneak in, or the worst case, get denied on Global entry, speak to a CPB border official … Is there a penalty for lying on my ESTA?
If I try this, what is the worst that can happen?
Pay a Fine?
Denied entry and attempt later? - seems unlikely as I have good documentation? …
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