NEXUS renewal issue for US-CA dual citizen
Hello,
I've been trying to submit a NEXUS renewal for my wife, who is a US-CA dual citizen. Since our original application was through GOES, when I register at the new portal and submit the trusted traveler ID, the relevant passport information is retrieved automatically. I completed the form and proceeded to the last step to pay for the renewal but encountered this error "Please ensure the document you are providing as proof you may enter into the United States has the correct country of issuance". The problem is, this information is automatically migrated from our previous application, and it consists of both the US and Canadian passport information. Any attempt to email the NEXUS help with screen shot and detail information just gets me a generic response of pointing me to use the new portal. Has any one encountered any similar issues? Is there a phone number I can talk to an actual person? Should I just submit a paper application? Thank you in advance for any advice. Error below: https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...da4a256e06.jpg |
Are you able to remove the Canadian passport from the application?
If so, just proceed with the U.S. one. |
Originally Posted by greglvnv
(Post 30092534)
Are you able to remove the Canadian passport from the application?
If so, just proceed with the U.S. one. |
I had issues when renewing my NEXUS membership - but in my case I would receive a "server error" when it came time to pay for renewal..
It took repeated tech support requests to determine the problem was having both the US and CDN passports entered into the system during the renewal process; I removed the CDN passport info, paid for the renewal, then re-entered the info. |
Originally Posted by FXWizard
(Post 30105391)
I had issues when renewing my NEXUS membership - but in my case I would receive a "server error" when it came time to pay for renewal..
It took repeated tech support requests to determine the problem was having both the US and CDN passports entered into the system during the renewal process; I removed the CDN passport info, paid for the renewal, then re-entered the info. |
Originally Posted by greglvnv
(Post 30092534)
Are you able to remove the Canadian passport from the application?
If so, just proceed with the U.S. one.
Originally Posted by FXWizard
(Post 30105391)
I had issues when renewing my NEXUS membership - but in my case I would receive a "server error" when it came time to pay for renewal..
It took repeated tech support requests to determine the problem was having both the US and CDN passports entered into the system during the renewal process; I removed the CDN passport info, paid for the renewal, then re-entered the info. Hopefully the approval will be quick so I can schedule for the interview for the whole family soon. |
Originally Posted by vn33
(Post 30107771)
Thank you both for your hints ... I did just that and was able to make payment for my renewal.
Hopefully the approval will be quick so I can schedule for the interview for the whole family soon. |
Originally Posted by FXWizard
(Post 30105391)
I had issues when renewing my NEXUS membership - but in my case I would receive a "server error" when it came time to pay for renewal..
It took repeated tech support requests to determine the problem was having both the US and CDN passports entered into the system during the renewal process; I removed the CDN passport info, paid for the renewal, then re-entered the info. And was it easy to re enter the info after you've paid? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by vn33
(Post 30106341)
Thank you for this info ... I haven't tried yet, but will do so later tonight!
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Originally Posted by Zi Bob
(Post 33324081)
Did you need to enter a birth cert instead of the deleted Canada Passport?
And was it easy to re enter the info after you've paid? Thanks! |
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