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Champlain NEXUS and FAST

Champlain, NY

Global Entry Interview and Appointment Guide

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How to find a Global Entry Appointment

For the most up to date information regarding the Global Entry Program visit the official Global Entry Website

Global Entry is a program that allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers upon arrival in the United States. Members enter the United States through automatic kiosks at select airports. At airports, program members proceed to Global Entry kiosks, present their machine-readable passport or U.S. permanent resident card, place their fingerprints on the scanner for fingerprint verification, and complete a customs declaration. The kiosk issues the traveler a transaction receipt and directs the traveler to baggage claim and the exit.

1. Submit your application

The first step to obtaining Global Entry is to submit an online application through the Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP) website. Ensure you provide accurate information and complete all required fields. The application includes personal information, passport details, employment history, and travel history.

2. Wait for Conditional Approval

After submitting your application, CBP will review it to determine your eligibility for Global Entry. If your application is conditionally approved, you'll receive a notification via your TTP account. This approval does not guarantee enrollment but indicates that you have met the initial criteria.

3. Schedule Your Interview

Once conditionally approved, log in to your TTP account to schedule your Global Entry interview. You'll need to select a convenient enrollment center and appointment time. Interview locations vary, with many available at major airports and other designated sites across the country. It's essential to schedule your interview as soon as possible to secure your preferred date and time.

4. Wait for Final Approval

Attend your scheduled Global Entry interview at the designated enrollment center. During the interview, a CBP officer will verify your identity, review your application, and ask questions related to your travel history and eligibility. After a successful interview, you'll typically receive final approval for Global Entry within a few days.

Champlain NEXUS and FAST

237 West Service Road

NEXUS, FAST, and Global Entry Enrollment Center

Champlain, NY 12919

Phone Number

Directions

Please plan travel time to your appointment accordingly. Vehicle wait times may exceed one hour and this time must be considered when traveling to your appointment. Due to the increased number of appointments, we are unable to accommodate late arrivals. IF YOU ARE LATE, PLEASE RESCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT. Copy and paste this address to access current border wait times: https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/04071201/POV ***USE CAR LANES. DO NOT USE THE COMMERCIAL TRUCK LANES.

Notes

***HEADING SOUTH on 15 enter the United States. After inspection, take exit 43 and turn right. Stay on West Service Road until you reach the parking lot. The Enrollment Center is in the Cargo Building on top of the hill. Follow the crosswalk to the sliding glass doors to enter the Enrollment Center. ***HEADING NORTH on I 87 get off Exit 43 and turn right. Take the next right on West Service Road. This road ends at our parking lot. The Enrollment Center is in the Cargo Building on top of the hill. Follow the crosswalk to the sliding glass doors to enter the Enrollment Center. Please bring all original documents including; driver's license, permanent resident card, visas, and passports from any country that have been issued to you. If you are bringing your child to their interview and the other parent is not present, please make sure to bring a letter of consent to travel, enroll, and renew them into the program with a photocopy of the other parent’s enrollment card, driver’s license, and passport. If you were ever fingerprinted as part of any arrest or incident, please bring the associated court documents to your interview. Each applicant must have their own appointment scheduled.