2012-06-06 14:04:05.392666+02 by meuon 0 comments
I "passed" my Global Entry interview yesterday, and have boiled it down to: I paid $100 to DHS/Customers and Border Protection for them to have permission to run an FBI check on me to see that I have never been arrested or convicted, and collect their own copy of my fingerprints and mug shot. My goal was to explore the process, and get out of some lines and hassle when traveling. We'll see how the 2nd half of that goal works soon.
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