A resident of the U.K. had an arrest and caution for shoplifting, no prosecution or conviction. When entering the U.S. on the Visa Waiver Program she misunderstood what she was supposed to report, and for two different trips did not report that she had been arrested. Now she is seeking a visa, and she needs to present clearances from the U.K., which means that the USCIS will learn about the shoplifting arrest. Will they realize that the information is in conflict with what she entered in ESTA, and will that create problems for her current visa application?

