The review process can take up to 90 days, although renewals may process faster. Log in to your TTP account, update your information for renewal, and pay the $100 non-refundable renewal fee. If you already have Global Entry and your membership is expiring within a year, you can apply for renewal online. Travelers who have previously been issued a PASSID, FAST ID, Membership Number, or FLUX Membership Number: have your number available before starting the application process.Payment information (bank account details or credit card number).Five years of travel history (only a list of countries is required).Proof of citizenship (passport, naturalization certificate, or birth certificate) if not a U.S.Personal information (including other names used): name, date of birth, contact details.You need the following information and documents to apply: If CBP conditionally approves your application, then your TTP account will instruct you to complete an in-person interview. The review process can take up to 90 days. Complete the application and pay the $100 non-refundable fee. Visit the CBP website to create your Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) account. Online application and in-person interview required.Provides access to self-service kiosks for international arrivals to the United States.Visit the Global Entry eligibility webpage for more information. citizens and permanent residents with a valid passport or permanent resident card membership is also open to citizens of selected other countries.

airports and expedited entry benefits in other countries. Global Entry is managed by CBP and enables expedited entry through customs at U.S. In the meantime, you can continue to apply for or renew your membership for Global Entry on the CBP’s Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) website.

If and when we can schedule an enrollment event in the future, we'll notify Harvard affiliates via our email list and update this page with dates and instructions. Until we're able to schedule events with CBP, we do not plan to host an on-campus enrollment event for Harvard faculty and staff anytime soon. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has suspended all offsite Global Entry enrollment events. Due to backlogs from the Coronavirus pandemic, U.S.

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