Global Entry
09-28-2012, 06:25 PM
#13
Proponent of Hysteria
Joined APC: Jun 2007
Position: "Part of the problem." : JL
Posts: 1,054
Olly:
You really don't know what Google is? (sorry if you do but were too lazy to use it)
Anyway, google it. You will find:
0. Go here: http://www.globalentry.gov
1. You have to create a login/password (duh)
2. You have to fill out a fairly LONG online app. Block 30 minutes to complete and have ready your passport, drivers license, birth certificate, etc.... Be ready to fill out a 5 year address history (reminds me of filling out airline apps a long time ago)
3. Here is where i go fuzzy, because i quit before this part.... An in person visit at one of their offices wherein you bring some of the required documents that you used in step 2. The reason I quit the app before arriving at this point is I do not current live in the USA, and was unsure if they had offices in the country I live in. They might, but I didn't think it was worth the effort for the few times I come back to the US.
4. Pay the 100 dollar fee with credit card.
If I still lived in the States, I would go ahead and complete the app.
You really don't know what Google is? (sorry if you do but were too lazy to use it)
Anyway, google it. You will find:
0. Go here: http://www.globalentry.gov
1. You have to create a login/password (duh)
2. You have to fill out a fairly LONG online app. Block 30 minutes to complete and have ready your passport, drivers license, birth certificate, etc.... Be ready to fill out a 5 year address history (reminds me of filling out airline apps a long time ago)
3. Here is where i go fuzzy, because i quit before this part.... An in person visit at one of their offices wherein you bring some of the required documents that you used in step 2. The reason I quit the app before arriving at this point is I do not current live in the USA, and was unsure if they had offices in the country I live in. They might, but I didn't think it was worth the effort for the few times I come back to the US.
4. Pay the 100 dollar fee with credit card.
If I still lived in the States, I would go ahead and complete the app.
Last edited by skypine27; 09-28-2012 at 07:03 PM.
09-28-2012, 07:40 PM
#14
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2007
Posts: 285
09-28-2012, 09:07 PM
#15
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2012
Posts: 260
Amex platinum and global entry.
Amex plat will pay the fee for global entry, 100 or so for 5 years.
Platinum fee is 450. It gets you in to almost airport clubs around the world, including admirals club, Cathay clubs, and I also believe delta clubs. Priority club good benefit immediately.
No limit. No foreign banking fees also. Rental car insurance...
Lots of other benefits, worth looking into. The airport club benefit rocks, well worth the fee.
Tax deductible business expense.
Very handy and was worth getting in my opinion.
Global Entry Rocks. Online form, 30 minutes. Pay fee. Get approved, do interview with CBP. Also allows with some airlines and some airports, to be in the expedited frequent traveler screening line(US only).
Platinum fee is 450. It gets you in to almost airport clubs around the world, including admirals club, Cathay clubs, and I also believe delta clubs. Priority club good benefit immediately.
No limit. No foreign banking fees also. Rental car insurance...
Lots of other benefits, worth looking into. The airport club benefit rocks, well worth the fee.
Tax deductible business expense.
Very handy and was worth getting in my opinion.
Global Entry Rocks. Online form, 30 minutes. Pay fee. Get approved, do interview with CBP. Also allows with some airlines and some airports, to be in the expedited frequent traveler screening line(US only).
09-29-2012, 02:31 AM
#16
Junior Senior
Joined APC: Feb 2012
Position: Whiskey Papa
Posts: 2,851
09-30-2012, 07:25 AM
#20
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2007
Posts: 355
Olly:
You really don't know what Google is? (sorry if you do but were too lazy to use it)
Anyway, google it. You will find:
0. Go here: Global Entry
1. You have to create a login/password (duh)
2. You have to fill out a fairly LONG online app. Block 30 minutes to complete and have ready your passport, drivers license, birth certificate, etc.... Be ready to fill out a 5 year address history (reminds me of filling out airline apps a long time ago)
3. Here is where i go fuzzy, because i quit before this part.... An in person visit at one of their offices wherein you bring some of the required documents that you used in step 2. The reason I quit the app before arriving at this point is I do not current live in the USA, and was unsure if they had offices in the country I live in. They might, but I didn't think it was worth the effort for the few times I come back to the US.
4. Pay the 100 dollar fee with credit card.
If I still lived in the States, I would go ahead and complete the app.
You really don't know what Google is? (sorry if you do but were too lazy to use it)
Anyway, google it. You will find:
0. Go here: Global Entry
1. You have to create a login/password (duh)
2. You have to fill out a fairly LONG online app. Block 30 minutes to complete and have ready your passport, drivers license, birth certificate, etc.... Be ready to fill out a 5 year address history (reminds me of filling out airline apps a long time ago)
3. Here is where i go fuzzy, because i quit before this part.... An in person visit at one of their offices wherein you bring some of the required documents that you used in step 2. The reason I quit the app before arriving at this point is I do not current live in the USA, and was unsure if they had offices in the country I live in. They might, but I didn't think it was worth the effort for the few times I come back to the US.
4. Pay the 100 dollar fee with credit card.
If I still lived in the States, I would go ahead and complete the app.
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