3-1=2

lynjowton · 26 Sep 19, 09:46 PM

So I booked our holiday over 18 months ago and it looks like my husband is not joining us we fly in 4 weeks time. Guess I will just have to cut my loss and get on with it. what do I need to do if things don't change .Will it cause any hassle when we go through immigration in Florida if one of the party is a no show.

Sarsar1973 · 26 Sep 19, 09:56 PM

We had something similar happen to us in 2015 when my mum fell ill 48 hours before we flew and wasnt able to travel. We confirmed with the airline she wasnt travelling but nothing else as we were in a villa rather than hotel. No problems at all with immigratuon when we arrived.

Cinderellie · 26 Sep 19, 10:23 PM

I would imagine immigration are not aware of the exact details of your booking so would have no idea how many of you there should be. So long as you have valid Esta's Passports and comply with their enquiries at the booth I wouldn't anticipate a problem.

**PPM** · 27 Sep 19, 12:14 AM

Immigration will have no idea of your hubbys no show.
You won�t get any hassle from them at at all.
Just go thro immigration as normal. I�d not mention the fact he�s not coming as it will probably just confuse the officer.

tspill · 27 Sep 19, 12:57 PM

This will have no bearing at immigration. They are interested in who is entering. Not who isn't. They wont even know about this.

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	27 Sep 19, 12:57 PM tspill Imagineer
tspill Imagineer Join Date: Feb 13	This will have no bearing at immigration. They are interested in who is entering. Not who isn't. They wont even know about this.