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FightingIrish

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7. My wife and I had Global Entry cards.

Tue Apr 10, 2018, 05:00 PM

Apr 2018

Since we live very close to Canada, we found out that the Nexus Pass was a better and less expensive option. When we cross the Canadian border, we take an expedited lane that can save hours. For our boating trips to and from Canada, we get express entry by radioing or phoning in our assigned clearance numbers. Like Global Entry, we get TSA Pre-Check as trusted travelers.

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Has anybody applied for the Global Entry clearance? [View all] klook Apr 2018 OP

I have the TSA Precheck leftieNanner Apr 2018 #1

Same here. klook Apr 2018 #11

We are frequent Alaska Airlines fliers leftieNanner Apr 2018 #14

We've got Global Entry and I think it comes with the PreCheck CincyDem Apr 2018 #2

Thanks for the information. klook Apr 2018 #12

I have Global Entry dhol82 Apr 2018 #3

Nearest place to complete interview is about 350 miles away. Smaller airports are shut out sinkingfeeling Apr 2018 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author sinkingfeeling Apr 2018 #5

I've got it. It was not very onerous at all and has been well worth the money. Pope George Ringo II Apr 2018 #6

Good tips - thanks. klook Apr 2018 #13

Global Entry fee is $100 mainer Apr 2018 #16

Well, Pre-Check is $85 Pope George Ringo II Apr 2018 #17

My wife and I had Global Entry cards. FightingIrish Apr 2018 #7

Easy process. Turbineguy Apr 2018 #8

Its a pretty easy process. Includes TSA precheck. mn9driver Apr 2018 #9

If you already have TSA Precheck, Sailor65x1 Apr 2018 #10

Only problem with Global Entry is it needs to be renewed every 5 years mainer Apr 2018 #15