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TSA Precheck Program Guide TravelPrecheck.org TSA PreCheck Program Guide What you Need to Know to Speed Up your Travels Table Of Contents Guide Introduction 06 About The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) 08 About The TSA PreCheck Program 10 Five Reasons To Enroll In TSA PreCheck 11 TSA PreCheck Eligibility Requirements 13 Pre-Approved Trusted Traveler Groups 14 TSA PreCheck For Military Personnel 16 Who Is ineligible to apply for TSA PreCheck? 18 The TSA PreCheck Application Process 20 Required Documents For TSA PreCheck Applicants 21 Post-TSA PreCheck Application Steps 23 Can I appeal a TSA PreCheck application denial? 24 Revocation of TSA PreCheck Memberships 25 TSA PreCheck Membership Renewal 26 TSA PreCheck Participating Airports 28 Airlines That Participate in TSA PreCheck 40 About Global Entry 44 TSA PreCheck vs. Global Entry 45 Checklist Of Prohibited TSA Items 47 TravelPrecheck.org | 6 Guide Introduction As Travel Day approaches, you have undoubtedly As a way to eliminate long wait times and lines, already gone through a routine checklist to get TSA now sponsors TSA PreCheck, which is a ready for your trip. From packing a bag you plan program that expedites the process through to carry on to the aircraft (void of prohibited airport security checkpoints. items), to scheduling transportation to the airport, preparations can be hectic. Of course, there are This exclusive traveler membership is ideal for almost always factors that are out of your control, frequent flyers. Once you enroll, gone are the days which may include uncooperative weather or associated with disrobing for security scanners. short-staffing at airport security, increasing the In addition, with TSA PreCheck benefits, you no time it takes for you to get to your airplane and longer need to unpack a suitcase or a bag as you board for departure. Oftentimes, travelers miss approach airport security to get your personal flights, which then presents a domino effect of belongings investigated by a TSA agent. Instead, problems, one following the other. you can breeze right through your very own VIP entry, and make it to your flight in a timelier, But, whether for business or for pleasure, all stress-free manner. seasoned travelers are now accustomed to the protocols associated with airline travel. Once Whether you are familiar with TSA PreCheck or as simple as checking in to your flight and not, peruse through our comprehensive guide then passing through a basic metal detector, to find out if purchasing a membership is the procedures to travel by airplane worldwide have right move for you. Inside, you will find details evolved for the safety of all passengers, both about eligibility requirements, the TSA PreCheck domestically and internationally. application process, in-person interviews at the enrollment center and much more. Once you Following the events of September 11, 2001, the finish reading through our all-inclusive eBook, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) you will be able to make an informed decision implemented new safety procedures for all regarding your TSA PreCheck registration. passengers, which have since extended the time it takes to get from the airline’s check-in counter to a flight gate. TravelPrecheck.org | 8 About The TSA The Transpiration Security Administration was established in 2001 following the tragedy of September 11. The terrorist act resulted in the takeover of several aircrafts, transforming them into explosive devices that demolished multiple buildings (including World Trade Center Towers I and II in New York City) in the U.S. The government initiative developed as TSA was meant to tighten up security measures and to prevent travelers deemed dangerous from entering airports and boarding airplanes. TSA has accomplished the following since its launch in November 2011: Implementation of a custom explosives detection system, which scans the luggage and possessions of all travelers departing from airports. Improvement of cockpit doors on aircrafts to prevent access to potential intruders and violators in possession of firearms and Requirement of ID verification checkpoints stationed at TSA security lines. TravelPrecheck.org | 9 Facilitation of random screenings, including body searches performed by TSA officers. Full-body scanning machines to detect weapons and explosives of a non-metallic nature. Heightened screenings for international passengers who intend to carry on luggage. Close review of any gels, liquids and aerosols meant to board an aircraft with passengers. Supervision of canine air cargo inspections. Examination of electronic devices to assess presence of alarms. TravelPrecheck.org | 10 About TSA PreCheck Program Available as a membership to travelers who Next, you will begin an online TSA PreCheck are considered “low-risk,” as defined by TSA’s application for submission, along with paying standards, TSA PreCheck gives regular flight the designated fee. Then, an in-person interview passengers the chance to quicken the time it is conducted. Once approved, you will be able takes to get from airport security to boarding an to utilize your TSA PreCheck status, so you aircraft. Valid for both domestic and international can start saving valuable time wasted in long travelers, so long as your departure airport and airport security lines, by keeping clothing and selected airline both participate, you can utilize other items on your person and by keeping your your TSA PreCheck benefits. baggage intact. The perks of joining TSA PreCheck are numerous. As with any membership, your TSA PreCheck For a one-time affordable rate, you can skip the card will only last for a designated period of regular hassles associated with airport visits. time. As the expiration date approaches in year As with any other government-run initiative you five, you will have the opportunity to renew your must pass through the TSA PreCheck eligibility TSA PreCheck status and continue with smooth requirements. airport travel procedures. TravelPrecheck.org | 11 5 Reasons to Enroll in TSA PreCheck Are you undecided about whether TSA PreCheck is right for you? Take a moment to consider the plethora of benefits that accompany your membership. Five reasons you should consider TSA PreCheck enrollment include the following: Never Disrobe Again With TSA PreCheck, you can keep your shoes on your feet, your jacket in place and your jewelry and belt tightly fastened. There are no more concerns necessary when dealing with your wardrobe. No Wait Times in Long Lines The VIP status granted to you by TSA allows you to bypass the standard TSA security checkpoint, letting you pass through at a much faster rate. So, instead of waiting 45 minutes and stressing about whether or not you will catch your flight, you can coast through a private line and proceed effortlessly to your gate. Schedule less airport time Members who use TSA PreCheck have reported that they have decreased their amount of time in the airport (checking into flights, checking any baggage, waiting for security screenings and hustling to the flight gate) by one-third. TravelPrecheck.org | 12 Keep your bags packed As a holder of a TSA PreCheck card, you do not need to worry about unpacking TSA-regulated items from your suitcase. Liquids, gels, laptops and electronics can stay put as you continue on to your designated terminal. It’s a small price to pay Whether you travel constantly for work or for leisure, joining TSA PreCheck will make traveling worry-free. For an affordable fee, you will be able to focus more time and energy on matters outside of airport boundaries. TravelPrecheck.org | 13 TSA PreCheck Eligibility Requirements Prior to beginning a TSA PreCheck application online, you must first note the eligibility requirements. The Transportation Security Administration has developed important qualifications when it comes to requesting your airport security fast pass. If you do not meet all of the pre-determined eligibility criteria, your application is subject to denial. Note that you cannot collect a refund on your TSA PreCheck application if you are turned away, so confirming your eligibility beforehand is in your best interest. In order to proceed with a TSA PreCheck application, you must meet TSA’s citizenship requirements. You may apply for TSA PreCheck benefits only if you: Have U.S. Are recorded as a U.S. Were granted lawful citizenship national permanent resident status in the country Once you have determined that your citizenship status is deemed acceptable by TSA, the next step is to confirm that you do not have any felonious charges on your criminal record.If you have never been arrested, charged or served time for a felony, you should proceed with your TSA PreCheck paperwork. Note that if you do have a criminal record and are unsure if your charge will interfere with your application, your in-person interview with an agent at the TSA enrollment center nearest you will determine whether or not you can collect PreCheck perks. TravelPrecheck.org | 14 Pre-Approved Trusted Traveler Groups As it relates to TSA PreCheck, there are certain passengers who automatically qualify for the program, and do not need to file an application, attend an in-person interview or have a background check conducted. Referred to as members of “Trusted Traveler Groups,” those flyers who have Known Traveler Numbers can utilize TSA PreCheck free and clear. The following groups receive TSA PreCheck benefits, as determined by the U.S. government: TravelPrecheck.org | 15 Passengers Who Belong to NEXUS Members of the Global Entry Program SENTRI-Approved Travelers Employees of The Federal Government with Approved Security Clearance Department of Defense Employees Who Qualify with Proper Airport Security Permissions TravelPrecheck.org | 16 TSA PreCheck For Miltary Personnel Contrary to popular belief, you are not automatically qualified for TSA PreCheck as a member of the military. You must be an active serviceman or servicewoman who belongs to one of the following in order to have immediate access to TSA PreCheck: Coast Guard National Guard Army Reserve U.S.
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