Is Your Global Entry Number Linked to Your Passport? Understanding Trusted Traveler Numbers
Learn how your Global Entry number is tied to your passport and why keeping your information up to date ensures smooth U.S. entry.
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Yes, your Global Entry number, also known as your Trusted Traveler Number (TTP), is directly tied to your passport and other personal information. When you travel, this number helps streamline your entry process into the United States by linking your Global Entry status to your passport. To ensure a smooth travel experience, make sure your passport details are up to date in your Global Entry profile.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I use my Global Entry number with a different passport? No. Your Global Entry number is tied to the passport number listed in your Trusted Traveler profile, so you must update your profile if you obtain a new passport.
- How do I update my passport information in Global Entry? You can update your passport details by logging into your Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) account and editing your profile information.
- Does the Global Entry number expire with my passport? Your Global Entry membership has its own expiration date, independent of your passport; however, you must keep your passport details current in your Global Entry profile.