U.S. ESTA ServiceReviews of official-esta.com

Snabb service och det gick fort att få sitt visum och snabb respons på kundtjänst. Fast service and it was quick to get his visa and quick response to customer service.

Susan responded my urgent request as quickly as possible. I was suprised how quick it was.

Jayne was really helpful, she sorted my problem real quick and was incredibly kind during the process.

Had a query regarding my ESTA which was answered very swiftly and with the result I was hoping for. Thank you Jayne very helpful

I had a very quick answer to my question about ESTA. The person (Jayne) of the support team, has been helpfull to sort quickly and professionally my doubts about ESTA . Very professional service! Congratulations to all

Holidaymakers heading to the US are being warned not to fall for the copycat websites that aim to dupe those applying for the Esta permit – the US’s online visa system – into paying unnecessary fees. This company is one of those. They style themselves Official ETSA but they are absolutely nothing to do with the official US government ETSA service. They are a private company styled to look like an official website. This information is cleverly hidden in tiny letters at the bottom of the website, if you scroll all the way down. Do not fall for what is essentially a complete scam to extract more than 4 x the cost of getting the ETSA through the genuine official website. I think it's appalling that this company is allowed to stick official onto their service and pass themselves off in this way. Their T&C aren't made clear up front. The only number to call is only available after you've applied and paid. It's not a UK number and it's difficult to extract from their website. Everything about this website is a masterly way of hiding its real purpose, which is to overcharge. The US government Warns Against Third-Party Site Use for ESTA Applications in a release dated 05/26/2021 - saying: There are many websites and e-mail scams attempting to mislead international travelers and members of the public into thinking they are official U.S. government websites. Officers at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have noticed an increasing number of third-party sites claiming to help foreign travelers apply for the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA). The Guardian Newspaper and Which Magazine are also working with Google to ensure that websites like these are no longer able to style themselves as government websites. You can report this website to Action Fraud, to Google and to Government Digital Services.

The website simulates the appearance of an official US agency but it belongs to a private company based in the United Kingdom. They impersonate the identity of the official body, collect your data and carry out the ESTA register but charge a much higher cost than the real official website. The use of logos, name ("official esta"), images of officials, etc. has the clear objective of deceiving the consumer. Look for the real official US government website!

Esta pagina es para obtener el visado ESTA para entrada en los EEUU. La pagina induce a pensar que es la oficial de aduanas US. Pues no, a pesar de que sale la fotografía de un oficial uniformado ES UN ROBO. Te cobran 95USD cuando el precio es de 21USD.