ESTA with dual nationality

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Hi everyone! I have a quick question that’s been on my mind. I’m traveling to NYC next week and my ESTA is approved. I’ve declared my dual nationality, but I’m unsure if I need to bring both passports. I booked everything with my British passport, while my other citizenship is from a non-EU Balkan country. Some say I should take both to avoid issues, but I worry it might raise suspicions if found. What do you think, and what are the actual rules? Thanks!

Hi everyone.

I have a question that I haven’t been able to find the answer to anywhere so here goes:

I’m travelling to NYC next week and have completed my ESTA and it’s been approved. I’ve also declared my dual nationality but my question is, do I need to take both passports with me? I’ve booked everything on my British passport and my other citizenship is a non-EU Balkan country.

People I’ve asked are saying take it because it would effectively be worse for you NOT to have it should they ask but I’m also worried that if they go through my bag and find it it’ll be suspicious as to why I have it with me.

What do you guys think and what are the actual rules for this because I can’t find a definitive answer anywhere.

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