My spouse and I married earlier this year (registered in SG/ROM). In her past 3 vacations to the US pre-marriage, she entered the US using the ESTA/visa waiver scheme.
Now, we are concerned that US immigration or CBP staff may try to deny her entry into the US, out of concern that she may try to overstay and reside permanently in the US, which is most definitely not happening.
Has anyone had any similar experience in this regard? Are we not supposed to not use the ESTA/visa waiver scheme? I haven't been able to find much official guidance after some googling.
Only thing I've considered doing was bringing documents proving strong ties to their home country, such as letters of employment, pay stubs, vacation permission slips, etc.
I know the chances of potential problems is unlikely, but if I would like to avoid any trouble if i can! I've already sent a message to the Department of State. Will add their response if they do respond ...