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Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask some of these questions, but I might as well stick to one post:
1) Can anyone confirm that I would be eligible for Enrollment on Arrival as a UK citizen? [Website makes no mention either way, so I assume it's fine] 2) Won't be arriving to enroll until the end of September - is 365 days from application correct as the deadline for getting the interview? [There is something about scheduling in 60 days, but then rescheduling...] 3) My partner and I will be relocating to Amsterdam in a month [from the UK] - will applying before we move cause any issues? Many thanks for the help! |
Originally Posted by etiene
(Post 31048679)
Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask some of these questions, but I might as well stick to one post:
1) Can anyone confirm that I would be eligible for Enrollment on Arrival as a UK citizen? [Website makes no mention either way, so I assume it's fine] 2) Won't be arriving to enroll until the end of September - is 365 days from application correct as the deadline for getting the interview? [There is something about scheduling in 60 days, but then rescheduling...] 3) My partner and I will be relocating to Amsterdam in a month [from the UK] - will applying before we move cause any issues? Many thanks for the help! The enrollment interview must take place within 365 days of receiving the conditional approval; there is no need to schedule one if you intend to do EOA, but it is not a bad idea to schedule an interview as a back up plan. As long as you update your address during the interview, I don't foresee a problem; I assume that a UK citizen qualifies for GE regardless of their country of residence. Please refer to the "Global Entry Procedures and Timelines of Applications and Renewal for UK citizens" and "Global Entry application - how do I change/update information?" threads for additional information on these points. |
Originally Posted by TWA884
(Post 31048793)
Enrollment on Arrival is available to everyone who received conditional approval.
The enrollment interview must take place within 365 days of receiving the conditional approval; there is no need to schedule one if you intend to do EOA, but it is not a bad idea to schedule an interview as a back up plan. As long as you update your address during the interview, I don't foresee a problem; I assume that a UK citizen qualifies for GE regardless of their country of residence. Please refer to the "Global Entry Procedures and Timelines of Applications and Renewal for UK citizens" and "Global Entry application - how do I change/update information?" threads for additional information on these points. |
Approval Upon Entry
Family of 4 waiting on CA (based on current wait times we should be approve by mid-June), are we able to do approval upon entry if flying into LaGuardia from Toronto? |
Originally Posted by Vanessa Rodriguez
(Post 31052508)
Family of 4 waiting on CA (based on current wait times we should be approve by mid-June), are we able to do approval upon entry if flying into LaGuardia from Toronto? |
Originally Posted by mnbp
(Post 31053003)
According to https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-t...cations/canada yes there is EoA available at Toronto Pearson (YYZ) airport. Details on the web page.
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Originally Posted by Vanessa Rodriguez
(Post 31053032)
I guess I’m a little confused, would we do the interview at Pearson before we fly out to LaGuardia or would be do the interview in LaGuardia once we land after flying in from Pearson? |
Originally Posted by flyerCO
(Post 31053233)
No customs at LGA. Would be at YYZ, terminal 1. (Where UA/AC fly out of)
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Originally Posted by Vanessa Rodriguez
(Post 31053243)
So when we get to Pearson we go to customs and do the interview there before we board our flight to New York? |
Originally Posted by Vanessa Rodriguez
(Post 31053243)
So when we get to Pearson we go to customs and do the interview there before we board our flight to New York? https://www.cbp.gov/border-security/...s/preclearancepreclearance Preclearance applies to everyone traveling on your flight. All passengers on your flight will "enter" the US and pass through US Customs at Toronto airport. Enrollment on Arrival applies to conditionally approved applicants for Global Entry. While passing through US Customs just like everyone else (at YYZ), you will also have the opportunity to conduct your interview for Global Entry by following the instructions for Enrollment on Arrival given previously. |
Originally Posted by flyerCO
(Post 31053250)
Dont enter security. The office is landslide at T1.
Enrollment on Arrival interviews are conducted during the US entry passport and immigration inspections. At Toronto, a US pre-clearance location, the EoA locations are booths 18 and 20 in Terminal 1 and booths 1 and 2 in Terminal 3. |
Originally Posted by TWA884
(Post 31053359)
That is bad advice!
Enrollment on Arrival interviews are conducted during the US entry passport and immigration inspections. At Toronto, a US pre-clearance location, the EoA locations are booths 18 and 20 in Terminal 1 and booths 1 and 2 in Terminal 3. |
Originally Posted by TWA884
(Post 31053359)
That is bad advice!
Enrollment on Arrival interviews are conducted during the US entry passport and immigration inspections. At Toronto, a US pre-clearance location, the EoA locations are booths 18 and 20 in Terminal 1 and booths 1 and 2 in Terminal 3. |
Originally Posted by flyerCO
(Post 31055967)
Edit - I was thinking of walkin interview location, not EOA. Didn't realize EoA and walkin was different. When I did my original interview they called it EoA, but it really was just a walkin interview.
I will just let stand the CBP description of Enrollment on Arrival: Enrollment on Arrival is a program operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to allow Global Entry applicants who are conditionally approved to complete their interviews upon arrival into the United States. The Enrollment on Arrival program eliminates the need for a Global Entry applicant to schedule an interview at an enrollment center to complete the application process. When landing in an international terminal follow the signage directing you to CBP officers who can complete your Global Entry interview during your admissibility inspection. You won’t need any additional documents other than the requisite documents for international travel (e.g., your passport). |
Originally Posted by Annie33
(Post 30590334)
Thank you! Somehow I missed that page. Since days are not listed, I hope that means it is available everyday including the weekends.
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