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Originally Posted by pseudoswede
(Post 33641724)
Originally Posted by chevy454
(Post 33601301)
Anyone have experience with walk-in interviews @ DEN? My wife has been approved for a while, and no interview upon arrival was available on the return of our last international flight. We'll be arriving 9/28 @ DEN and then departing 10/1 (domestic flights). Will we even be able to access the TTP office (or terminal for that matter) for the interview since we're only flying domestic (WN)?
Posted last week in the Cannot update passport / driver license in TTP website thread:
Originally Posted by Nayef
(Post 33617804)
This was the sign I was greeted by at DEN today:
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...bd14c3cd1.jpeg I guess I won’t be able to use GE for some time too. |
Apologize in advance if this is the wrong thread but does anyone have any recent experiences doing walk-ins at ATL? I did manage to get an appointment in the near future but given that I might head to ATL earlier I would like to stop by the office.
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GE Entry walk-in renewal interview experience at MIA airport
Just adding a data point to this thread. I was conditionally approved for Global Entry renewal in February 2022, three and a half months after applying. I couldn’t find either remote or in-person interview slots at the time.
Last week I had a trip to Miami, and thought I would try walking in without an appointment. According to the DHS website, the Miami office should be open until 10 PM. However on my arrival, I got to the office at 9:15 PM and it was closed. My departure flight was a few days later in the afternoon so I got to the office at around 12:45 PM and it was open at that time. I waited in the waiting area with five other people. About five minutes later, an officer came out and asked each of us if we had appointments, and if we had brought our passports and another form of ID proving our US address. Everyone else in the waiting area had an appointment time. People were brought back into the back office three at a time. It was a pretty quick process, and those three people left about five minutes later. The officer came back out, and checked with new arriving people in the waiting area. As a walk in, I sat through three cycles of bringing those with appointments into the back office. I waited 20 to 25 minutes before being called into the back office. My interview was fairly quick. My fingerprints were collected again, and a new picture was taken. I was asked if I had been to Mexico or Canada in the past five years, and what the purpose of all of my travel is. The officer told me that my full approval would not go through until the results of my fingerprinting came back, and that that could be up to two weeks. The next day, I got an email that a change had occurred in my account. I logged in, and I am showing as fully approved with validity date extended for five years. FYI the global entry office in Miami airport is on level 2 (with the check-in counters), at terminal J. It is at the very far end of terminal J, very near the end of the building, by door 32. |
Just confirmed in-person that ATL doesn’t take walk-ins. A bit frustrating since the office was completely empty.
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Originally Posted by collegesista
(Post 34148912)
Just confirmed in-person that ATL doesn’t take walk-ins. A bit frustrating since the office was completely empty.
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JojaFlyer Did you schedule an appointment elsewhere and then walk-in at Miami earlier?
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No walk-ins at BOS
Tried to walk in for my initial interview on April 14 at terminal E in BOS (I received my email notice of conditional approval in the prior week). The global entry interview area is arrivals level on the far right, in between the bag transfer desk and the door leading to terminal C. There is a sign on the door that says "no walk-ins - appointment only" but a CBP officer saw me standing there for a minute and came over to speak with me. He was very nice and said I should have no problem with an enrollment on arrival interview at the border when I return from a trip through BOS next month.
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Also no walk-ins at EWR
Was in Newark on Monday, May 2, 2022 and had a few hours to kill in Terminal B. Went down to the global entry interview office at baggage claim and was turned away. Signs state no walk-ins. Seems to be consistent with the last information entered here in the wiki from 5 years ago
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Has anyone tried to do a walk-in at IAH recently?
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Does anyone else know if LAX is doing walk-ins? Our two year old has conditional approval. Tried to do EOA in MIA but it was a freaking nightmare of a wait so we left. Have a domestic trip to LA coming up so just wondering.
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Originally Posted by no1cub17
(Post 34398556)
Does anyone else know if LAX is doing walk-ins? Our two year old has conditional approval. Tried to do EOA in MIA but it was a freaking nightmare of a wait so we left. Have a domestic trip to LA coming up so just wondering.
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Originally Posted by TWA884
(Post 34398847)
The Los Angeles enrollment center is not located at the airport; it is a few miles to the east and south at 11099 S. La Cienega Blvd., Suite #155, Los Angeles, California 90045. According to the CBP enrollment centers listing, they interview "by appointment only."
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Originally Posted by JojaFlyer
(Post 34082969)
Just adding a data point to this thread. I was conditionally approved for Global Entry renewal in February 2022, three and a half months after applying. I couldn’t find either remote or in-person interview slots at the time.
Last week I had a trip to Miami, and thought I would try walking in without an appointment. According to the DHS website, the Miami office should be open until 10 PM. However on my arrival, I got to the office at 9:15 PM and it was closed. My departure flight was a few days later in the afternoon so I got to the office at around 12:45 PM and it was open at that time. I waited in the waiting area with five other people. About five minutes later, an officer came out and asked each of us if we had appointments, and if we had brought our passports and another form of ID proving our US address. Everyone else in the waiting area had an appointment time. People were brought back into the back office three at a time. It was a pretty quick process, and those three people left about five minutes later. The officer came back out, and checked with new arriving people in the waiting area. As a walk in, I sat through three cycles of bringing those with appointments into the back office. I waited 20 to 25 minutes before being called into the back office. My interview was fairly quick. My fingerprints were collected again, and a new picture was taken. I was asked if I had been to Mexico or Canada in the past five years, and what the purpose of all of my travel is. The officer told me that my full approval would not go through until the results of my fingerprinting came back, and that that could be up to two weeks. The next day, I got an email that a change had occurred in my account. I logged in, and I am showing as fully approved with validity date extended for five years. FYI the global entry office in Miami airport is on level 2 (with the check-in counters), at terminal J. It is at the very far end of terminal J, very near the end of the building, by door 32. |
Originally Posted by TupeloKen
(Post 34166284)
JojaFlyer Did you schedule an appointment elsewhere and then walk-in at Miami earlier?
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Hi all - just wondering if it's possible to complete a walk-in intervew at Toronto, if arriving directly from the UK? I'm guessing i'd need to be arriving from the US, but wanted to double-check whether or not it was possible.
Will potentially be returning to the UK from Toronto via ORD, so if that ends up being the case, should I be able to complete a walk-in (subject to availability) at ORD when transiting from Canada as a UK citizen? |
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