Derby Line

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.

107 I-91 South

Derby Line, VT 05830

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Interstate 91 North, take exit 29, take a left at stop sign, go over the bridge, take another left back onto I-91 South. The Enrollment Center is on your left. PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING A valid passport. If you travel using more than one passport, or have citizenship in more than one country, please bring all passports (for secondary citizenship bring your most recent passport of that country, even if expired) to the interview so that the information can be added to your file. For Global Entry, this provides you with the ability to use either passport at the Global Entry kiosk. A permanent resident card (if applicable) Documents providing proof of residency. Examples are: driver's license (if the address is current), mortgage statement, rental payment statement, utility bill, etc. Minors do not need to provide proof of address. Parents or legal guardians accompanying them should be able to provide proof of address on their behalf. It is useful to bring your membership number/PASSID. You can print out a copy of your conditional approval letter, which has this number on it, or just note your PASSID to bring to your appointment. To print the letter, log in to the TTP website and from the Dashboard display the Notification and then select the Download/print option. To see a list of documents required for the interview, log in to the TTP website, go to your Dashboard, and select the Interview Confirmation link provided. This will only be available while your application is in the "Interview Scheduled" stage. You will need to bring any documents you provided as part of the applications. The document requirements may be different based upon the program you applied for. The following original documents are usually required:

Notes

Instructions for your scheduled NEXUS/FAST interview at the Derby Line Enrollment Center (EC) The United States Customs and Border Protection and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) have implemented a new interview process at the NEXUS Enrollment Center located at Derby Line, VT. The interview will be a split process where the 1st portion of the interview will be conducted at the Derby Line EC in the United States and the second portion will take place directly across the international border at the Stanstead port of entry in Canada. In order to complete the process for your enrollment in the program following your interview at the Derby Line EC you must immediately report to the CBSA Port of Entry on Route 55 in Stanstead, Quebec and complete your interview with CBSA personnel. To get to the Stanstead office (Rte 55), just take Interstate 91 north. Advise the CBSA officer that you are here to complete the 2nd portion of your NEXUS interview. Failure to report to CBSA and complete the interview process will result in exclusion from the program. ********************** Instructions pour votre entrevue NEXUS/EXPRES prévue au centre d’inscription (CI) de Derby Line Le Service des douanes et de la protection des frontières (SDFP) des États-Unis (É-U) et l’agence des services frontaliers du Canada (ASFC) ont mis en place un nouveau processus d’entrevue au centre d’inscription NEXUS situé au point d’entrée de Derby Line dans le Vermont. L’entrevue sera divisée en deux où la 1ière partie de l’entrevue sera effectuée au CI de Derby Line aux États-Unis et la 2ième partie aura lieu directement de l'autre côté de la frontière internationale au point d'entrée de Stanstead au Canada. Afin de compléter le processus d'inscription au programme, une fois votre entrevue au CI de Derby Line terminée vous devez vous présenter immédiatement au bureau de l'ASFC de Stanstead (Rte 55) au Québec afin de terminer votre entrevue avec le personnel de l'ASFC. Pour vous rendre au bure