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I_Can_Fly_US_Airways , Aug 10, 2011 5:18 pm
Formerly known as I_Hate_US_Airways
Dec 13, 2023Arrived at IAD from FCO last week. Used the GE kiosk & proceeded to clear domestic TSA. A CBP Supervisor informed me that I no longer had to fill out from 6059B since I was using Global Entry!
Hadn't heard of this before. Does this mean I also don't have to fill it out when entering/exiting Canada???
Hadn't heard of this before. Does this mean I also don't have to fill it out when entering/exiting Canada???
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You answer the questions covered on the 6059B on the kiosk, so their is no need for redundant forms. You do not need one for travel from Canada or anywhere else. In fact it is my understanding that you can use NEXUS kiosk in Canada when ENTERING the US.
The CBP (and I) recommend you keep a 6059B filled out with all of the constant information (Name, Passport #, Address), which you can whip out and fill with current information (Value of Goods, Flight #) when needed. This will speed your arrival when the kiosk gives you an X and you have to visit a CBP officer.
The CBP (and I) recommend you keep a 6059B filled out with all of the constant information (Name, Passport #, Address), which you can whip out and fill with current information (Value of Goods, Flight #) when needed. This will speed your arrival when the kiosk gives you an X and you have to visit a CBP officer.
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You don't need the form when entering the US where a Global Entry machine is available. If there is no machine, then the form is required.
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I had heard that even if the machine functions correctly, if you receive an X you need to turn in a 6059B. Is this not true?Originally Posted by GoingAway
You don't need the form when entering the US where a Global Entry machine is available. If there is no machine, then the form is required.
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I've never done so, and had a bunch of x's when I first started using GE for food products before they modified the verbiageOriginally Posted by 14940674
I had heard that even if the machine functions correctly, if you receive an X you need to turn in a 6059B. Is this not true?
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I guess the CBP interviewer who told me that was wrong. I assume you still carry an extra 6059B in case the machines are inop.Originally Posted by GoingAway
I've never done so, and had a bunch of x's when I first started using GE for food products before they modified the verbiage
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Usually, its stuck in the pp holderOriginally Posted by 14940674
I guess the CBP interviewer who told me that was wrong. I assume you still carry an extra 6059B in case the machines are inop.
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Form 6059B is still required when using a NEXUS kiosk in Canada.Originally Posted by 14940674
You answer the questions covered on the 6059B on the kiosk, so their is no need for redundant forms. You do not need one for travel from Canada or anywhere else. In fact it is my understanding that you can use NEXUS kiosk in Canada when ENTERING the US.
Also - GE members unfortunately cannot use the kiosks in Canada (they require iris scan, from my understanding GE goes by fingerprints). They can, however, use the crew line.
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Do you have to wait in the crew line, or can you cut to the front?Originally Posted by alexb133
Also - GE members unfortunately cannot use the kiosks in Canada (they require iris scan, from my understanding GE goes by fingerprints). They can, however, use the crew line.
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Also - GE members unfortunately cannot use the kiosks in Canada (they require iris scan, from my understanding GE goes by fingerprints). They can, however, use the crew line.
Global Entry kiosks have been installed in YVR and YOW, will be deployed to YYZ soon.Originally Posted by alexb133
Form 6059B is still required when using a NEXUS kiosk in Canada.Also - GE members unfortunately cannot use the kiosks in Canada (they require iris scan, from my understanding GE goes by fingerprints). They can, however, use the crew line.
Edit - Sorry, YOW has GE now
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Good news! Will they be installed at other Canadian airports?Originally Posted by Jebby_ca
Global Entry kiosks have been installed in YVR and YUL, will be deployed to YYZ soon.
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You have to wait your turn. Though based on what I've seen, crew gets processed fairly quickly.Originally Posted by 14940674
Do you have to wait in the crew line, or can you cut to the front?