Do parents need to restamp 10yrs valid Tourist visa on new passport?

TheGCWait

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Hi Gurus,

I am planning to invite my parents-in-laws to visit us and spend few months with us over here. They have been to US before in 2000-2001 and have a 10 years multiple entry visitor visa. But in 2002 both of their passports expired and they got new passports. They still have the old expired passport with the 10 year visitor visa. I have a few questions to ensure that can come here without any problem :-
1) Do they need to get New Visitor visa Stamped again on the New passport ? Or they can just carry both the passport to come to US ?

2) Do they need any supporting documents/forms etc. at the port of entry ? If yes, please let me know what all documents/forms etc. are needed.

3) There is new finger-printing procedure at the Airport for all US visitors. Do they need any additional documents for the finger printing at the airport? Is there any other New Rule/Procedure that we need to know ? Please advice so that we can prepare accordingly.

Thank you so much
 
TheGCWait said:
Hi Gurus,

I am planning to invite my parents-in-laws to visit us and spend few months with us over here. They have been to US before in 2000-2001 and have a 10 years multiple entry visitor visa. But in 2002 both of their passports expired and they got new passports. They still have the old expired passport with the 10 year visitor visa. I have a few questions to ensure that can come here without any problem :-
1) Do they need to get New Visitor visa Stamped again on the New passport ? Or they can just carry both the passport to come to US ?

2) Do they need any supporting documents/forms etc. at the port of entry ? If yes, please let me know what all documents/forms etc. are needed.

3) There is new finger-printing procedure at the Airport for all US visitors. Do they need any additional documents for the finger printing at the airport? Is there any other New Rule/Procedure that we need to know ? Please advice so that we can prepare accordingly.

Thank you so much
1. Carry both PP.
2. None.
3. No, none.
 
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