@Bart *************

watch the video - you obviously don't understand what evidence is or just can't read.

@Bart *************

Take a look at this link - go to 45.05. It is an interview with a govet official

It is a vague but doesn't clear up what the airlines might do.

read my post!

@Bart *************

so do you have any solid evidence?

@Bart *************

as yet, I have not heard of anyone being asked.

We need to be told where and by whom. Also over which period...60 or 90 days .

As the new regs have only been in force since Juky any anecdotal evidence before then is not relevant.

So we need to hear from people who have been asked since then and we need full details.

It has always been airlines that enforced this rule... are they still doing this?

@Randall ********

"they asked for mine." - who did where and when??

I think they've dropped POOT with the new 60 day visa-free entry.

But it will be interesting to see what happens.

It has always been the airline that refused boarding at the point of departure.

Bangkok Bank and K-bank are the most likely - BUT in can vary from branch to branch - so if they say no, just try another branch

@Brandon ***********

Exactly! - the main thing is to give the US authorities confidence that they will leave and go home - if you don't have that mindset, you will encounter problems.