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Expedited Travel
& Security
Trusted Traveler Program members use expedited clearance lanes on arrival at U.S. airports and when crossing international land and sea borders.
- Apply: Submit the application
- Interview: Attend an in-person interview
- Membership: Your membership will last for 5 years
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
REFUSED? MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
If by chance, your application for the Trusted Traveler program is rejected, Global Traveler will refund your invested amount.
Trusted Traveler Programs
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TSA Precheck
Serviço exclusivo para emitir ou renovar passaporte italiano.
- Reduced wait times
- Available at major U.S. airports
- Includes TSA PreCheck®
- Able to use at land borders
- Agendamento Garantido ou Reembolso total
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Global Entry
Serviço exclusivo para emitir ou renovar passaporte italiano.
- Reduced wait times
- Available at major U.S. airports
- Includes TSA PreCheck®
- Able to use at land borders
- Agendamento Garantido ou Reembolso total
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Sentri
Serviço exclusivo para convocação menores por benefício de lei italiana.
- Reduced wait times
- Available at major U.S. airports
- Includes TSA PreCheck®
- Able to use at land borders
- Agendamento Garantido ou Reembolso total
O que estão falando de nós
About TTP Fast Track
At TTP Fast Track, our mission is to empower frequent travelers and global professionals with clear, practical, and up-to-date information on trusted traveler programs such as TSA PreCheck, Global Entry, and Nexus. We believe that travel should be efficient, secure, and stress-free — and we’re here to help make that possible.
Through expert articles, detailed guides, and real-world tips, our blog offers valuable insights into the processes, benefits, and eligibility requirements of fast-track immigration services in the United States and abroad. Whether you’re a business executive, a digital nomad, or a travel enthusiast, you’ll find resources to make your airport experience faster and smarter.
Powered by Viajante Seguro, our platform also connects readers with personalized assistance, making it easier to understand which programs best suit their profile and how to enroll step-by-step.
Welcome to the place where smart travel begins. Safe, fast, and informed.
FAQ
How can I begin my application for a Trusted Traveler Program?
Start by identifying which DHS Trusted Traveler Program (TSA PreCheck®, Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST) best fits your travel profile. You can review your travel habits and choose the program that matches your needs.
For TSA PreCheck®, visit tsa.gov/precheck to see enrollment options, required documents, and how to manage your appointments. No Login.gov account is required.
For Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST, you must first create or log in to your Login.gov account. This secure system is used by U.S. government agencies to authenticate your identity and provide safe access to federal services. After logging in, you’ll be redirected to complete your application on the Trusted Traveler Program website.
If you’ve previously applied for one of these programs, have your PASSID or membership number ready. It can be found on the back of your TTP card or in your previous approval notices.
What happens after I send my application?
Each application for a CBP Trusted Traveler Program goes through two main steps:
Automated application vetting (initial background check).
In-person interview at an enrollment center.
Most applications are reviewed within about two weeks. If additional manual review is needed, processing may take 12–24 months depending on the program. Once reviewed, you’ll receive either conditional approval or a denial notice.
Applicants who receive conditional approval can then schedule their interview at a Global Entry Enrollment Center or participating airport. Interview availability varies by location, so it’s best to check centers before applying:
Where can I find my Known Traveler Number (KTN) or Trusted Traveler Member Number?
Your membership number (also called PASSID or Known Traveler Number) can be found:
On the back of your Trusted Traveler card (top left corner).
By logging into your Trusted Traveler Program account, where it’s displayed at the top of your dashboard.
Airlines often refer to your membership number as your “Known Traveler Number” when you enter it into your frequent flyer or booking profile.
How long does it take to get approved for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck?
Approval times can vary depending on the program and whether manual review is required. Most applicants receive conditional approval within a few weeks, but in some cases—especially for Global Entry—processing may take several months. After conditional approval, the timeline depends on how soon you schedule and attend your in-person interview.
Can I use TSA PreCheck or Global Entry for international travel?
Yes. TSA PreCheck is used for faster security screening at U.S. airports for domestic and some international departures. Global Entry includes TSA PreCheck and is specifically designed to speed up re-entry into the U.S. after international travel, using dedicated kiosks at major airports.
What documents do I need to apply for a Trusted Traveler Program?
To apply, you’ll typically need a valid passport, a government-issued photo ID (like a driver’s license), and your residence and employment history for the past five years. Permanent residents will also need their green card. If renewing, your PASSID may be required.
What’s the difference between Global Entry and TSA PreCheck?
TSA PreCheck allows you to skip long security lines at U.S. airports, while Global Entry offers expedited re-entry into the U.S. after international trips. Global Entry includes TSA PreCheck, making it the better option for frequent international travelers. However, Global Entry requires a more in-depth application process and interview.
What happens if my Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application is denied?
If your application is denied, you’ll receive a letter or email with the reason for the decision. In most cases, you can appeal or request reconsideration by providing additional documentation. Some denials are due to minor errors or background check issues that can be clarified.
