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Anonymous participant 796 the TDAC is something you can do on your phone in 35 seconds.
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@Sujy ********
there have been no reports of DTV visa holders being asked to show proof of finances or activities.
Steve *******
Choose one:

1. Apply again at another embassy

2. Add everything you submitted in your application to your post and let the group members help you figure out what went wrong.

3. Change your application to another DTV type.

And make sure someone else didn't log in and cancel your application, as your email doesn't say Denied, which is what it would say if they denied your application.
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That's just BS. You don't need an agent to help you get back in when you have a legit DTV.

Just get any sort of transport to the border and do it yourself. Don't support these scammy agents

Or even better, use your visa expiry dates as an opportunity to travel and visit the neighboring countries and make it a weekend trip every 6 months.
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@YT *******************
no, it's just a digital version of the same arrival card they have been using for 35 years.
Steve *******
Well known information, but a refresher for newcomers doesn't hurt 👌
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@Ekjot *******
you don't have to worry regardless. It's not something that will affect your trip no matter when you come.

If you need one and forget it, the airport staff will tell you, and you do it in 2 minutes
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No, it's just an arrival card. It's nothing new.

You enter your regular arrival info and you're done.
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All visa fees are non-refundable.

Apply again with the correct info.
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@Colin *******
don't argue with profiles without a real photo. They never know anything about anything, but are always arguing for their wrong point louder than everyone else.