Anonymous
11/15/2022 20:58
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:I got arrested in 2012, and had the record expunged (charges were dropped). Applied for GE in 2017 and had all the paperwork with me. I remember having to get fingerprints for my GE appointment.
I get to the appointment and disclose that I was arrested once. He leaves for what feels like forever - I was internally freaking out waiting.
He comes back and goes, "I have no idea how you did it, but you don't appear in any database whatsoever. Usually we can at least see that you were arrested and it was dropped. Congrats on being honest, you're good with me!"
Got my approval by the time I was in the parking lot leaving, and renewed in 2022 without an issue.
NP here
As someone who was the victim of a very traumatizing crime, it disgusts me that people's criminal past can be so easily erased.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 20:45
Subject: Re:Global Entry - prior arrest?
I applied for GE with clean record and was approved there and then at the interview.
DH applied a little later and he does have a DUI from his 20’s. He did not get instant approval. We thought that he failed and that was it. A few months later, he got the card in the mail.
DH applied a little later and he does have a DUI from his 20’s. He did not get instant approval. We thought that he failed and that was it. A few months later, he got the card in the mail.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 19:19
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got arrested in 2012, and had the record expunged (charges were dropped). Applied for GE in 2017 and had all the paperwork with me. I remember having to get fingerprints for my GE appointment.
I get to the appointment and disclose that I was arrested once. He leaves for what feels like forever - I was internally freaking out waiting.
He comes back and goes, "I have no idea how you did it, but you don't appear in any database whatsoever. Usually we can at least see that you were arrested and it was dropped. Congrats on being honest, you're good with me!"
Got my approval by the time I was in the parking lot leaving, and renewed in 2022 without an issue.
Everyone gets fingerprinted at their first GE interview, that's part of the standard process, FYI.
I had to get fingerprinted at the police HQ ahead of my appointment. Perhaps it was for the expungement process!
Got it, misinterpreted that part. Interesting, glad it all worked out for you.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 18:58
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got arrested in 2012, and had the record expunged (charges were dropped). Applied for GE in 2017 and had all the paperwork with me. I remember having to get fingerprints for my GE appointment.
I get to the appointment and disclose that I was arrested once. He leaves for what feels like forever - I was internally freaking out waiting.
He comes back and goes, "I have no idea how you did it, but you don't appear in any database whatsoever. Usually we can at least see that you were arrested and it was dropped. Congrats on being honest, you're good with me!"
Got my approval by the time I was in the parking lot leaving, and renewed in 2022 without an issue.
Everyone gets fingerprinted at their first GE interview, that's part of the standard process, FYI.
I had to get fingerprinted at the police HQ ahead of my appointment. Perhaps it was for the expungement process!
Anonymous
11/15/2022 18:56
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:I got arrested in 2012, and had the record expunged (charges were dropped). Applied for GE in 2017 and had all the paperwork with me. I remember having to get fingerprints for my GE appointment.
I get to the appointment and disclose that I was arrested once. He leaves for what feels like forever - I was internally freaking out waiting.
He comes back and goes, "I have no idea how you did it, but you don't appear in any database whatsoever. Usually we can at least see that you were arrested and it was dropped. Congrats on being honest, you're good with me!"
Got my approval by the time I was in the parking lot leaving, and renewed in 2022 without an issue.
Everyone gets fingerprinted at their first GE interview, that's part of the standard process, FYI.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 16:31
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
I got arrested in 2012, and had the record expunged (charges were dropped). Applied for GE in 2017 and had all the paperwork with me. I remember having to get fingerprints for my GE appointment.
I get to the appointment and disclose that I was arrested once. He leaves for what feels like forever - I was internally freaking out waiting.
He comes back and goes, "I have no idea how you did it, but you don't appear in any database whatsoever. Usually we can at least see that you were arrested and it was dropped. Congrats on being honest, you're good with me!"
Got my approval by the time I was in the parking lot leaving, and renewed in 2022 without an issue.
I get to the appointment and disclose that I was arrested once. He leaves for what feels like forever - I was internally freaking out waiting.
He comes back and goes, "I have no idea how you did it, but you don't appear in any database whatsoever. Usually we can at least see that you were arrested and it was dropped. Congrats on being honest, you're good with me!"
Got my approval by the time I was in the parking lot leaving, and renewed in 2022 without an issue.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 15:48
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Yes DUIs are hilarious.
I am sure you never made any mistakes in your life. Or you will never make any. Or your kids for that matter. DP.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 15:47
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
LOL, the hyperbole. Never change, DCUM, never change. DP.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 15:43
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Yes DUIs are hilarious.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 15:26
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Wouldn't that be more exciting than being a Fed, though? Don't you ever wish you lived the Bonnie and Clyde lifestyle?
That does sound exciting. Up until the dying in a hail of bullets part.
Some days, it still still sounds better than the endless red tape.
-another fed
Anonymous
11/15/2022 14:27
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Wouldn't that be more exciting than being a Fed, though? Don't you ever wish you lived the Bonnie and Clyde lifestyle?
That does sound exciting. Up until the dying in a hail of bullets part.
Live fast, die young and beautiful, baby!
Anonymous
11/15/2022 14:16
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Wouldn't that be more exciting than being a Fed, though? Don't you ever wish you lived the Bonnie and Clyde lifestyle?
That does sound exciting. Up until the dying in a hail of bullets part.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 14:01
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Wouldn't that be more exciting than being a Fed, though? Don't you ever wish you lived the Bonnie and Clyde lifestyle?
Anonymous
11/15/2022 12:49
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.
lol. You guys crack me up. Good thing we found each other, I guess. Otherwise, we might have been destined to a life of crime.
Anonymous
11/15/2022 12:46
Subject: Global Entry - prior arrest?
Anonymous wrote:You both sound like awful people who shouldn’t be allowed special privileges like global entry.
+1 what a bunch of losers. You were made for each other.