Travelling UK to USA?

Basically whoever you book your holiday through should advise you that you need a to declare any convictions no matter how minor to the US Embassy and they will arrange an interview before granting a Visa. If you have had no convictions of any sort ( even speeding ) then you are fine to travel on a USA Visa Waiver form that you fill out on the aircraft before landing. You will also need a machine readable pasport which is basically the new passports with the barcode in the back under your picure etc.

If you all have these then you will be fine to travel to the States.

Seriously now. There is a real problem with the moderation of this group for the last few years. That abominations such as the rabbi and his fellows are allowed to exist and spew in this space, is something that never should have been allowed to happen. I'm not sure emailing Ms Myers would help. However, if you're serious about this, just collect some pertinent information (disgusting messages), and forward it to the ADL along with a recommendation for correction (change moderator). They know how to handle these things very well.

Nope - just make sure you have the machine readable passports!

You will get asked lots of silly questions at Homeland Security checkpoint! You will have your fingerprints read but that is just to keep track of your entry and exit from USA!

They also search all your bags and things as you go into Disney and Universal now, so be prepared for a slight delay!

Checkout 'Friendly's' restaurant on International Drive - really good service and food!

Enjoy it!

The immigration form asks you if you've ever been convicted of a felony offense. I doubt you'll have any problems if it was just a minor issue.

But if in doubt, you can always apply for a visa in advance at your local U.S. consulate. Once it's granted, that should assuage any fears you might have.

No, Thats the simple answer.

I moved to the US from England without any issues (even with a speeding ticket). Unless you have a bad background (prison etc) then you will be fine.

Just dont pack any bombs, weapons, animals etc & you will be ok.

Write/email the U.S Embassy for advice before travelling.

if common sense ruled then your brush with the law should be considered an advantage as i very much doubt anyone trying to enter the country on false pretences or papers would want to call that kind of attention on themselves .

I don't think you'll have a problem, but you could always check with the US embassy to find out what's acceptable and what isn't.