The Global Entry Enrollment Center at Treasure Coast International Airport sits a few miles northwest of downtown Fort Pierce, serving Florida's Treasure Coast region including Port St. Lucie and Vero Beach. It's a general aviation airport with an onsite CBP office rather than a major commercial hub, so it tends to run quieter than the big South Florida enrollment centers. Confirm the terminal on Google Maps before you head over.
No available appointments at Treasure Coast International Airport?
As a smaller regional office, appointment slots here can be limited relative to demand from across the Treasure Coast. 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: Each applicant, including family members, needs a separate scheduled interview. 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.
- Await Final Approval: Most applicants hear back shortly after the interview.
Preparing for your interview
Bring all your valid passports, U.S. and foreign, plus a second form of ID such as a driver's license or state ID card. Minors without a state ID can use a birth certificate instead. Lawful permanent residents should bring their machine-readable permanent resident card, and anyone with a valid U.S. visa in an expired foreign passport should bring that passport too. 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 Treasure Coast International Airport
Parking is available directly at the airport, which sees light general aviation traffic, so finding a spot near the terminal is generally straightforward.
Taking Public Transit to Treasure Coast International Airport
Public transit options are limited around this general aviation airport. From I-95, follow the posted route via FL-713 and County Road 608/St. Lucie Boulevard to reach Curtis King Boulevard. For travelers coming from Port St. Lucie or Vero Beach, driving or rideshare 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 a Treasure Coast cancellation opens up.