Comment by dcrazy
5 hours ago
DHS requires 7 or so years of residence and travel history for Trusted Traveler Programs like Global Entry.
5 hours ago
DHS requires 7 or so years of residence and travel history for Trusted Traveler Programs like Global Entry.
Well, I'm going to have to do without that then. This is no great loss because I had already decided to forego traveling to the US because the way the border guards treated me on my last visit was enough to make me decide I didn't need that kind of headache. They still owe me a pair of boots.
As a non-citizen I don’t think you are eligible for TTP.
Edit: derp. See below.
Global Entry application is open to citizens of 22 additional countries in addition to US citizens.
In the US you can pull your credit report to get that information.
Yup, I think it's 5 years but yes.
Helps identity verification (or theft I guess)