Bump.
I'd like to know too, similar situation to the previous two comments.
We have flights booked in early May to see my wife (USC)'s close relative in a nursing home as they've had some very serious health scares recently. We understand that this is permissible via the 212(f) exemption for spouses of USC's for complying with USA laws, and visiting relatives in care homes abroad, for complying with UK laws. We're getting letters from my wife's parents and the nursing home to each of us.
My ESTA expired nearly a year ago.
Should I go ahead and apply to the ESTA online as I would in normal times?
If so, is there an option or tickbox or something on the current ESTA form where I can declare I'm married to a US Citizen?
Will it also tell me to complete my application / receive the ESTA at the airport?
Is there anything else I need to do to show I am exempt to 212(f) either when applying to the ESTA, or at the airport?
Also - we are pretty sure we don't have to quarantine in a specified hotel on the way back? Is it not just a 10-day self-imposed self-isolation at home (with test-to-release possible) in the case of coming back from the US (unless rules change of course and the US is added to said red-list of countries)? If we are wrong, I need to know!
Thanks!