Are Global Entry and TSA PreCheck Numbers the Same? Understanding PASSID and KTN

Learn the difference between Global Entry and TSA numbers, and how the PASSID and Known Traveler Number (KTN) relate for expedited travel.

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No, Global Entry and TSA numbers are not the same. Global Entry provides expedited customs screening for international travelers and includes TSA PreCheck benefits. The Global Entry number, known as a PASSID, can be used as the Known Traveler Number (KTN) for TSA PreCheck. However, you can have a TSA PreCheck membership without Global Entry.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I use my Global Entry number for TSA PreCheck? Yes, your Global Entry PASSID serves as your Known Traveler Number (KTN) and can be used to access TSA PreCheck benefits.
  2. Is TSA PreCheck included with Global Entry? Yes, Global Entry membership includes TSA PreCheck benefits as part of its expedited screening services.
  3. Can I have TSA PreCheck without Global Entry? Yes, you can have TSA PreCheck membership independently without enrolling in Global Entry.

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