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CBP announces Global Entry enrollment events across South Florida in July and August

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will hold several Global Entry enrollment events across South Florida in July and August. The
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced on July 21 that it will host a series of Global Entry enrollment events across South Florida during July and August, offering conditionally approved applicants more opportunities to complete their in-person interviews closer to home.

The temporary enrollment events aim to make the Global Entry interview process more convenient for travelers seeking to join CBP’s Trusted Traveler Program. Global Entry provides pre-approved, low-risk travelers with expedited clearance upon arrival in the United States, and membership also includes eligibility for TSA PreCheck.

Enrollment events are scheduled at several locations: Deerfield Beach Percy White Branch Library on July 23; Pompano Beach Library and Cultural Center on July 28; Hollywood Branch Library on July 29; Hallandale Beach Library on August 4; and Fort Lauderdale Enrollment Center on August 8-9. Times vary by location.

“Global Entry is one of the best ways for trusted travelers to save time when returning to the United States,” said Daniel Alonso, director of field operations for CBP’s Miami and Tampa Field Office. “By bringing enrollment opportunities directly into our communities, we’re making it easier for eligible travelers to complete the interview process while enhancing both security and the travel experience.”

Appointments at these events are available only for those who have already received conditional approval through the Trusted Traveler Programs application process. Interested individuals must first apply online through the Trusted Traveler Programs website before scheduling an interview at one of these special events, subject to availability.

CBP describes itself as America’s frontline agency, with over 70,000 employees protecting U.S. borders by enforcing safe travel and trade while working toward national security.

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