The Eagle Pass Enrollment Center sits at the Bridge 1 Immigration Office on the Texas-Mexico border, across from Piedras Negras, Coahuila, serving southwest Texas travelers along this stretch of the Rio Grande. It handles both Global Entry and SENTRI enrollment, so the documents you'll need depend on which program you applied for. Confirm the crossing on Google Maps before you head over.
No available appointments at Eagle Pass?
As the main enrollment center for this part of the Texas border, appointment slots here can be scarce relative to regional demand. Rather than refreshing the Trusted Traveler Programs site by hand, savvy travelers set up Snapslot to send a real-time text the moment a cancellation opens up, so they can grab it before anyone else does.
Knowing the Global Entry Application Process
- Submit Your Application: Create a Trusted Traveler Programs account and submit the Global Entry application with the fee.
- Await Conditional Approval: CBP reviews your background before clearing you to schedule an interview.
- Schedule Your Interview: Punctuality matters here, so arrive on time and with all documents. If nothing is open, Snapslot can alert you the moment a cancellation appears.
- Attend Your Interview: A CBP officer reviews your documents and travel history in person; the enrollment office is the first door on the left past the Bridge 1 glass doors.
- Await Final Approval: Most applicants hear back shortly after the interview.
Preparing for your interview
If you applied for Global Entry, bring your unexpired passport and a valid state ID. If you applied for SENTRI, bring proof of citizenship such as a naturalization certificate, birth certificate, or passport card. If you listed a vehicle on your account, bring valid insurance and registration; a business vehicle needs a letter confirming it's authorized for the program. The interview is largely an honesty check, so answer plainly and dress professionally, as you would for any appointment with a federal officer.
Getting to your appointment
Parking at Eagle Pass
Parking is available at 162 S. Adams St., and also in the city parking lot across from Bridge 1 near the Eagle Pass Chamber of Commerce. From either lot, walk toward the Bridge 1 Immigration Office and the glass doors.
Taking Public Transit to Eagle Pass
There's no meaningful public transit to this border crossing. For travelers coming from elsewhere in Eagle Pass or Maverick County, driving is the practical way to get here.
No available appointments?
Check the Trusted Traveler Programs site directly for openings, or let Snapslot watch it for you.
Skip the manual refreshing: Snapslot texts you the moment an Eagle Pass cancellation opens up.