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Can U.S. Authorities Really Search My Phone at the Border?
Yep, US border officials can indeed check and even ask you to unlock your phone. The US Constitution limits searches, but at the border, the government has full authority. Take a look at our handy guide to learn more.
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Can Brits (Lawfully) Housesit in the U.S.?
House sitting in the U.S. offers pet lovers a unique chance to explore new cultures while saving on accommodation. However, it’s essential to understand immigration laws, as even unpaid house sitting can be seen as unauthorized work. With proper planning and documentation, this adventure can be fulfilling and worry-free. Happy travels!
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Why is Mother’s Day on Different Days in the UK and the U.S.?
If you’ve lived in the U.S. for long enough, you may have experienced the guilty panic that accompanies the late-March realization that Mother’s Day in the UK is fast approaching—and you probably didn’t send a card in time. While Moonpig and Funky Pigeon—and yes, other UK-based greeting card companies are available, albeit ones with less…
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Notifying USCIS of a Change in Address
If you’re a non-U.S. citizen living in the United States and you change your address, you must report it to USCIS within 10 days of moving. How do you do that? Easy! Check out USCIS’ official page for more details. Option 1: File online through your USCIS online account USCIS encourages you to update your…
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What Transatlantic Travellers Need to Know About the ETA
Starting January 2025, US visitors to the UK will require an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) prior to entry. While enhancing border security and streamlining processes, the ETA is not a visa and doesn’t guarantee entry. The application is digital, costing around £10, and is valid for two years with multiple visits permitted.
