How to maintain SENTRI as well as Global Entry?
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: New Orleans, LA
Programs: Air Canada Aeroplan
Posts: 7
How to maintain SENTRI as well as Global Entry?
Hi, I have a SENTRI card that I use at the Ready Lanes when returning to the US across a land border. I recently had my Global Entry Interview and was told that my SENTRI benefits will be a subset of my Global Entry benefits.
As someone who is not a US citizen, US Legal Permanent Resident nor a Canadian/Mexican national, I am not eligible for a Global Entry Card.
Is there a way for me to maintain a SENTRI membership along with my Global Entry membership so that I continue to have a card that I can use at the Ready Lanes?
As someone who is not a US citizen, US Legal Permanent Resident nor a Canadian/Mexican national, I am not eligible for a Global Entry Card.
Is there a way for me to maintain a SENTRI membership along with my Global Entry membership so that I continue to have a card that I can use at the Ready Lanes?
#2
Join Date: Dec 2015
Location: SNA
Programs: MARRIOTT TITANIUM / HILTON GOLD / UA SILVER / AMEX PLAT
Posts: 609
Your Global Entry functions similarly to a SENTRI card. I have had no issues getting from Mexico to the US. I am somewhat confused as to how or why you applied for GE?
https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-t...bal-entry/card
https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-t...bal-entry/card
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: New Orleans, LA
Programs: Air Canada Aeroplan
Posts: 7
I have SENTRI membership so that I can use the Ready Lanes at land borders. I applied for Global Entry membership because I wanted to be able to use the kiosks at airport border control.
With my SENTRI membership, I get a card that I can use at the Ready Lanes at the land borders.
Since I am not a US citizen, US Legal Permanent Resident nor a Canadian/Mexican national, I can get Global Entry membership but not a Global Entry card.
Without a card, I wonder how to use the Ready Lanes at land borders.
With my SENTRI membership, I get a card that I can use at the Ready Lanes at the land borders.
Since I am not a US citizen, US Legal Permanent Resident nor a Canadian/Mexican national, I can get Global Entry membership but not a Global Entry card.
Without a card, I wonder how to use the Ready Lanes at land borders.
#5
Join Date: May 2015
Location: ATL/MCO
Programs: Costco Executive, RaceTrac Sultan of Soda, Chick-fil-A Red
Posts: 5,662
Assuming OP meets the citizen requirements (one of the countries that's on the list) of GE then OP would have access to those benefits.