What Documents Are Required to Use Global Entry in the U.S.?
Learn what documents you need to present at Global Entry kiosks, including passports and biometric ID, to speed up your U.S. arrival process.
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To use Global Entry, you need to show your valid passport and Global Entry card at the kiosk. Upon arrival, proceed to the Global Entry kiosk, present your machine-readable passport or U.S. permanent resident card, complete the customs declaration, and proceed to baggage claim and the exit. The system uses biometric identification, streamlining your entry process into the U.S. Always ensure your documents are up to date and accessible to avoid delays in your travel plans.
FAQs & Answers
- What identification do I need to use Global Entry? You need to show a valid passport or a U.S. permanent resident card along with your Global Entry card at the kiosk.
- How does the Global Entry kiosk work? At the kiosk, you scan your passport or resident card, complete a customs declaration, and use biometric identification to speed up entry.
- Can I use Global Entry without a passport? Generally, a valid passport or U.S. permanent resident card is required to use the Global Entry kiosk.
- What should I do if my documents are expired when using Global Entry? You should renew your passport or U.S. permanent resident card before traveling, as expired documents may cause delays or denial of Global Entry use.