LAX EoA
 

Adding another data point - my fiance had his interview while transiting through LAX on Friday afternoon (11/29). There were at least two planes' worth of passengers going through immigration at the time and we were last off of our flight. He was done with his interview by the time our luggage made the belt. We had a 2.25 hr connection and made it to the Terminal 7 gate (walked) about 20 minutes before our next flight started boarding. Tighter than I would have liked, but possible on a 2-2.5 hr connection.

EoA in Dublin
 

From another thread:

It should be noted that EoA in DUB is available only between the hours of 09:00 and 13:00 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays.

Just to add another data point for LAX.

Applied for my daughter in May, conditionally approved in Nov. Came back through LAX 12/5 and asked for EoA, told by CPB officer that no one was available to enroll us. When I asked him what our options were, he said to try again next time we come through on an international trip.

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What time of day was it?

At LAX EoA is supposed to be available from 6:00am to 9:00pm at TBIT, 9:00am to 5:00pm in T2, and 11:00am to 7:00pm in T4 and T7.

It was around noon-1PM when we passed through

Can an interview upon arrival be held on a weekend, or outside of normal business hours?

It depends on the location. Check the hours of operation at website linked in the wiki at the top of the page.

Confirming that CBP does conduct EoA interviews at PHX outside posted hours.

Has anyone done a Global Entry Interview On Arrival at JFK T7 recently? What is the set up? I'm trying to work out how long to leave between connections... does one go direct to the Global Entry booth (Number 1 I think) or do I have to join the regular international passport holders line and then ask for the Global Entry On Arrival Interview when I'm at the desk?

Thanks

If you can get your hands on a paper customs declaration form, then as a conditionally-approved first-time GE applicant with a filled in declaration form, you can go to the designated space for GE enrollment on arrival and get processed for entry as well enrollment on arrival when it's operating.

If for some reason GE EOA were not operating, you may prefer to have gone through the regular line for your passport/immigration status on the trip and then inform the CBP employee there that you want to do GE enrollment on arrival. The CBP employee should then be able to either direct you to the GE EOA space, arrange for EOA, or just inform you it's not being done at the time (for whatever reason) and process you for entry without the GE EOA procedure. If I were in this kind of situation, I would consider doing the regular international visitors line unless and until I get a clear visual sight of the EOA line being operated and not having too long a line itself.

thanks so much. Any idea where I can get the paper customs form. They don’t do them on EX UK flights any more

Please refer to the following threads:

My husband did his renewal on-arrival at SFO on December 4. Practically no appointments available anywhere in California in the near future, so ~10 people also trying to the on-arrival strategy. Initially it was very slow because all the CBP officers were working on processing passengers coming off the international flights. But as soon as those cleared up, the officers start working on the interviews. It took about 1 hour while I gathered our luggage. You're not allowed to wait in the secured area so eventually I had to grab a luggage cart and wait out in the landside area.

No EoA being done at YVR today. I was going to do my renewal but the booth officer said their boss told them no because it’s a long weekend.

My wife did EoA at ORD on Monday, Dec 30 and it was an easy process. Here's a quick description of what she/we went through.
My wife, myself and our infant daughter applied in September (first time applicants). My wife received her conditional approval on Dec 24 while we were traveling outside the US (me and my daughter still waiting for CA). With our planned flight back to ORD, arriving around 3.30 PM on Monday Dec 30 and 3hr to catch our connecting flight home, we thought the timing was perfect for EoA. Our flight was on time so we got to immigration line a little before 4 PM (on a Monday). We tried to find but didn't see any sign for enrollment on arrival. We asked someone who worked there and were told we should go and see an officer and get admitted to the US first then he/she will tell us what to do next. We did exactly that, standing in line, seeing an officer at a regular booth (not a GE booth/area), getting processed and admitted together and then he told us to go to another booth around the corner to complete the EoA process. I asked him if we could go together even though only my wife was going to do the EoA, he said yes. We walked there together and there were a couple of people in front of us. My wife stood in line and I took my daughter to the baggage claim area. Not long after I finished picking up our luggage, I could see my wife packing up her stuff and walking toward us. It was that quick. She said it took probably 5 minutes, including photos and finger prints. She didn't have to show the CA letter, they just looked it up on the system. They only asked a couple of questions regarding her travel history (e.g What did you go to XYZ country for?). By the time she joined us at the baggage claim area, which is a just a short walk away, an update came via email.