Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We did it on our arrival back from Spain last month. The program is called Enrollment on Arrival (EOA).
We filled out our applications while in Spain. Three days after submittal we were notified via email of conditional approval. You will need conditional approval before you can do an EOA.
I just made an appointment for my mom at IAD and it was a week out - same for a family friend at Ronald Reagan. Plenty of times and spots. I don’t think it takes months anymore to make an appointment like it used to.
We arrived at IAD and proceeded to the line for EOA. You can ask anyone as you are entering the customs area, and they will point you to the correct line.
The customs officer asked each of us several questions. It took about 5-10 minutes per person. He said we were approved and would receive our Global Entry cards in the mail.
Only one person was ahead of us when we arrived on Sunday afternoon. However, the line for EOA was about 20 deep by the time we finished.
Either way EOA is totally worth it versus spending months trying to find an appointment.
I should add it is first come first served on arrival.