What Do the Numbers on a Global Entry Card Mean?
Learn about the purpose of the numbers on your Global Entry card, including the 9-digit PASSID and how it helps with expedited travel.
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The numbers on your Global Entry card serve multiple purposes. Primarily, the 9-digit PASSID number, also known as your Trusted Traveler Number (TTN), is used to identify your Global Entry membership. This number is crucial for enjoying Global Entry benefits, and is often required at airport kiosks and for including in your airline profiles for PreCheck eligibility. Remember to keep your Global Entry card safe and accessible, especially during international travel, as it's designed to expedite your clearance through Customs and Border Protection.
FAQs & Answers
- What is the PASSID number on my Global Entry card? The PASSID number is a 9-digit Trusted Traveler Number that identifies your Global Entry membership and is used for expedited processing.
- Do I need to use the Global Entry number for TSA PreCheck? Yes, entering your PASSID or Trusted Traveler Number in your airline profiles makes you eligible for TSA PreCheck benefits.
- Where should I keep my Global Entry card during travel? Keep your Global Entry card safe and accessible, especially during international travel, to expedite your customs clearance.