Hi, I'm fairly sure that what I'm going to do will be ok, but if anyone knows different, I'd like them to say.
I have a return, non refundable, no changes allowed ticket to the States - due to unforeseen circumstances, I need to move the return flight to a slightly later date; will it cause any problems with Border Control if I book a new return ticket - outbound being U.S to UK, and the inbound being my next flight over to the States.
My feeling is that it won't matter - that Border Control are concerned with the number of days you spend in the U.S, and provided you have a return ticket, the booking reference is of no importance.
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