I want to know if i am banned from entering USA for life

In 2007,when i was a student from Nigeria, unknowingly to me a friend used someones credit card to pay for conference for me. I was then refused,ever since then i have always been refused a USA visa. I became a naturalised British citizen last year 2019,i applied for authorisation online for visa waiver (ESTA),i was turned down.They told me i can apply for USA visa.I then applied with my British passport,i was refused again. Yesterday, i applied for authorisation again on ESTA ,i was turned down. pls i want to know if i am permanently banned from travelling to USA? As the offence committed is over 13yrs now.pls does USA never forgive? Thank you in anticipation for your response John.

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What gets you banned from America?

Reasons someone would be denied entry to the United States are primarily criminal, financial, health-related or immigration related.

Can you be banned from the United States?

Such bans are often temporary, depending on the circumstances of each case, however, anyone previously deported or denaturalized is automatically barred from re-entering the United States without a waiver issued by the U.S. Department of State.

What happens if you are denied entry to the US?

What can you do? Individuals found to be inadmissible to the United States may apply to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for a waiver. If this \u201cUnited States Waiver\u201d is approved by DHS, individuals may obtain a US visa to enter the United States.

How do I get a travel ban waiver?

The travel ban/Presidential Proclamation has provided three factors of how a person can qualify for a waiver: The applicant must show (1) that a denial would cause undue hardship, (2) that he or she does not pose a national security threat, and (3) that a visa approval would be in the \u201cnational interest.\u201d

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