Revocation of Global Entry privileges for Customs violation

1. Can Global Entry be revoked?
2. How do I find out why my Global Entry has been revoked?
3. What can disqualify you from global entry?
4. Will a misdemeanor affect global entry?
5. Why is Global Entry revoked?
6. Why was Global Entry Denied?
7. Can you appeal a global entry denial?
8. Can you reapply for global entry if denied?
9. How far back does Global Entry background check?
10. Can you get Global Entry with an expunged record?
11. Is clear better than global entry?
12. Which international airports accept global entry?

Can Global Entry be revoked?

“Global Entry members are low-risk international travelers who have met all of the eligibility requirements for membership,” a spokesperson from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told The Points Guy. “If at any time they no longer meet the eligibility requirements, their membership will be revoked.”

How do I find out why my Global Entry has been revoked?

If you are denied or revoked from the SENTRI, NEXUS, FAST or Global Entry programs, you may be provided information in writing about the reason for this action through the denial or revocation letter posted to your TTP Account. You can find this on your Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP) dashboard under Notifications.

What can disqualify you from global entry?

Applicants may not qualify for participation in the Global Entry program if any of the following conditions are applicable:

• They provide false or incomplete information on the application;
• They have been convicted of any criminal offense or have pending criminal charges to include outstanding warrants;

Will a misdemeanor affect global entry?

Although any type of criminal conviction could disqualify you from being eligible for Global Entry, it is still possible that your application could be approved, despite your criminal conviction.

Why is Global Entry revoked?

CBP Removes Global Entry Privileges From Two Travelers at Baltimore Washington International. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport revoked two Global Entry members' privileges this week for violating U.S. narcotics possession laws.

Why was Global Entry Denied?

There are a variety of reasons for such a denial, including: juvenile criminal history, immigration problems, court expunged criminal information, and questionable international travel history. Even a shoplifting or assault misdemeanor is sufficient for CBP to deny an applicant membership in Global Entry.

Can you appeal a global entry denial?

In most cases, individuals will appeal directly to the CBP Ombudsman. However, if you were not given a reason for your denial or revocation, it is best to initially contact the enrollment center to try to determine why your application was denied, before appealing to the CBP Ombudsman.

Can you reapply for global entry if denied?

So if you're denied, do you have any recourse? The answer is yes, though US Customs and Border Protection doesn't refer to it as an “appeal” and makes the process sound more restrictive than it is. Here's what CPB says on its website about Global Entry appeals…

How far back does Global Entry background check?

Global Entry costs $100 for five years. You must apply, which means you'll undergo “a thorough background check against criminal, law enforcement, Customs, Immigration, Agriculture, and terrorist indices to include biometric fingerprint checks, and a personal interview with a CBP officer,” CBP said in an email.

Can you get Global Entry with an expunged record?

Expungement May Not Affect Global Entry

Upon denial of a global entry application, the applicant may be able to show proof that the conviction has been expunged in the appeal process.

Is clear better than global entry?

Although CLEAR offers the added entertainment access perk, its membership cost is substantially higher and you have to regularly fly through one of the 35 U.S. airports it serves to really benefit. Otherwise, you will still need to purchase TSA PreCheck or Global Entry to have shorter security lines when traveling.

Which international airports accept global entry?

Airports with Global Entry Kiosks

• Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH)*
• Anchorage - Ted Stevens International Airport (ANC)
• Aruba - Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA)*
• Austin - Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)
• Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)
• Bermuda International Airport (BDA)*