Correcting Errors on Global Entry Applications
#16
Join Date: Jan 2018
Posts: 2
Originally Posted by televisor
Regarding height: I really wouldn't worry about this, I don't think anyone would care. However worst case you can go to an enrollment center, and get it fixed (I had to get my DOB fixed, I probably made a typo during the GE application...).
Regarding visa number: I've just noticed the same thing for me: GOES shows my passport number in the "Visa Number" field - and my actual (red) visa number isn't in GOES. I haven't had any issues using GE with that Visa, so it seems that GOES is just mislabelling the associated number.
Regarding visa number: I've just noticed the same thing for me: GOES shows my passport number in the "Visa Number" field - and my actual (red) visa number isn't in GOES. I haven't had any issues using GE with that Visa, so it seems that GOES is just mislabelling the associated number.
My application for Global entry got pre-approved, and I am supposed to schedule for an interview.
What should I do?
Do you thing I can ask them to correct DOB mistake during the interview? or should I re-apply (and re-pay $100) instead o taking the risk of them rejecting my application during the interview.
Appreciate your feedback.
Last edited by TWA884; Jun 24, 2018 at 8:21 pm Reason: Housekeeping
#17
Join Date: Nov 2009
Programs: DL PM 1MM
Posts: 3,439
Just noticed today that I got my DOB wrong (on passport, green card, and driver's license)
My application for Global entry got pre-approved, and I am supposed to schedule for an interview.
What should I do?
Do you thing I can ask them to correct DOB mistake during the interview? or should I re-apply (and re-pay $100) instead o taking the risk of them rejecting my application during the interview.
Appreciate your feedback.
My application for Global entry got pre-approved, and I am supposed to schedule for an interview.
What should I do?
Do you thing I can ask them to correct DOB mistake during the interview? or should I re-apply (and re-pay $100) instead o taking the risk of them rejecting my application during the interview.
Appreciate your feedback.
#18
Suspended
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: DCA
Programs: UA US CO AA DL FL
Posts: 50,262
You need to speak with your LPR attorney about fixing the green card and then get the DL and passports fixed. Then worry about GE. The last thing you want to do is provide inconsistent information to CBP without having your lawyer deal with the issue and advise you first.
#19
Join Date: Jan 2018
Posts: 2
I would think GE is the least of your problems in this situation. Disclosing at a GE interview that all of your identity documents are incorrect does not strike me as a good idea. Either start working on fixing your primary documents first, or abandon your GE application now. Keep in mind - Free advice on the internet is worth nearly as much as you paid for it.
They ask about DOB as appears on passport/driver-license/green-card; the DOB I entered online in the form need to be corrected.
#20
Join Date: Nov 2009
Programs: DL PM 1MM
Posts: 3,439
Correcting information provided on a GE application at the GE interview is completely routine and should be easily accomplished.
#21
Join Date: Jun 2018
Posts: 2
Mistake filling the GE application
I submitted my GE application on June 3rd. The status is still pending review, so based on the other applicants on this forum I expect to have a response soon. Nevertheless, I realized I made a mistake when I inputed the Passport issuing date and expiration date. Is that something the officer can change at the intwerview??
#22
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: SFO
Programs: COdbaUA Platinum 2MM
Posts: 5,532
I submitted my GE application on June 3rd. The status is still pending review, so based on the other applicants on this forum I expect to have a response soon. Nevertheless, I realized I made a mistake when I inputed the Passport issuing date and expiration date. Is that something the officer can change at the intwerview??
#23
Moderator: Travel Safety/Security, Travel Tools, California, Los Angeles; FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: LAX
Programs: oneword Emerald
Posts: 20,634
From my recent Global Entry renewal application:
Note: You cannot make changes to an application once it is submitted. If you find errors, the Officer at the enrollment center will need to change your application for you.
Originally Posted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection | Trusted Traveler Programs
Note: You cannot make changes to an application once it is submitted. If you find errors, the Officer at the enrollment center will need to change your application for you.
#24
Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 60
Just realized I made a mistake on the birthplace in the global entry application. I put our current city and state as the birthplace by mistake. Is there any way to correct this? The application was conditionally approved. I am not sure if I will get denied when when go to the interview or can i correct it prior to that.
#25
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: SFO
Programs: COdbaUA Platinum 2MM
Posts: 5,532
Just realized I made a mistake on the birthplace in the global entry application. I put our current city and state as the birthplace by mistake. Is there any way to correct this? The application was conditionally approved. I am not sure if I will get denied when when go to the interview or can i correct it prior to that.
#28
Join Date: Mar 2019
Posts: 7
I put my maiden name as my middle name (not the one written on my passport)
i realized that I made a mistake filling out the passport info part on the TTP online form. I put my maiden name instead of my actual middle name as written on my passport. Will this be a cause of outright denial of my application? And also, I have no teephone numbers written on my previous 2 employments in the past. Need some advice please. Thank u.
#29
Join Date: Nov 2009
Programs: DL PM 1MM
Posts: 3,439
i realized that I made a mistake filling out the passport info part on the TTP online form. I put my maiden name instead of my actual middle name as written on my passport. Will this be a cause of outright denial of my application? And also, I have no teephone numbers written on my previous 2 employments in the past. Need some advice please. Thank u.