Attorney-checked · from $49 + gov fee
ESTA Travel Authorization — checked by an attorney before you submit
The ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) lets citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries travel to the U.S. for tourism or business for up to 90 days — but a single wrong answer to an eligibility question can get it denied and force you into a full visa application. We prepare your ESTA and have a licensed attorney check every answer before you submit.
What an attorney checks on your ESTA
- That you're actually eligible for the Visa Waiver Program (country, passport type, purpose, and length of stay)
- The security and eligibility questions — where a wrong or careless answer triggers a denial
- Prior visa denials, overstays, or arrests that can make ESTA the wrong path
- Passport validity and biographic details match your travel document
- That your trip really fits ESTA (not study, work, or immigrant intent)
Who this is for
- Travelers from Visa Waiver Program countries visiting for tourism or business
- Anyone worried a past issue could get an ESTA denied
- Families or groups who want each application checked before submitting
Scope
We prepare and check your ESTA answers; you submit the final application. This is a limited-scope service, not a visa application or legal representation, and no one can guarantee CBP approval.
Frequently asked questions
Is an ESTA the same as a visa?
No. An ESTA is a travel authorization under the Visa Waiver Program, not a visa. It generally allows visits of up to 90 days for tourism or business. If you aren't eligible for the VWP, you need a visa instead — and we'll tell you if that's your situation.
What if I have a prior denial or an arrest?
Certain histories make you ineligible for ESTA, and answering the eligibility questions incorrectly can cause a denial that follows you. We flag those issues before you submit so you don't create a bigger problem.
How much does it cost?
Our attorney-check service starts at $49. The government's ESTA fee is separate and paid to CBP when you submit.
How long is an ESTA valid?
An approved ESTA is generally valid for two years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first, and can be used for multiple trips.
Attorney Advertising. This page is general information, not legal advice. Services are provided by American Dream Law Office PLLC. Government fees are separate and no outcome is guaranteed.