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4.4 (27 reviews)
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Zemin H.

After completing Global Entry application and got temporary approval, making appointment becomes the key step for interview. After waiting about a month I finally got email notification saying appointment became available, I made an 8:40am appointment. Today I tried to beat morning rush hour traffic, got into airport hourly parking lot at 8:37am, went to level 4 with elevator, running across the connecting bridge, then went down one level where I could see Starbucks sign, Global Entry office is next to it. I waited about 5 minutes, interviewed about 5 minutes, took a photo and got out, I was not even got charged for the parking. With my recent experience, I feel government did increase their working efficiency except having to wait for appointment slots available.

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Kathryn L.

After the online application ($100 Fee), an acceptance email, I made my appointment for the screening & fingerprinting. The Customs Agent who did my interview was engaging, went over everything pending my approval & let me know what to expect & do once approved. He basically reaffirmed everything I was asked on the application before taking my fingerprints. With Global Entry you get TSA Precheck in which I already had, yet canceled & now will save $85. The overall process including the appointed time slot took less than 45 minutes. The Enrollment Center is located inside the International Terminal. Parking ran me $3 where the garage is adjacent to the terminal via the sky bridge. The entire staff was professional & helpful.

Yvonne A.

I had a quick and efficient experience. My appointment time was around 11am. Go read the long reviews (& Google reviews too). Those helped me plan where to park and what to expect. I didn't pay for parking cause I was in & out within 15 mins. Thank you Atl Global Entry Team!

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11 months ago

Fast and courteous service! I was able to get an appointment fast. The woman at the front desk was nice. Their directions were perfect.

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Go to International Arrivals terminal and park there. Go to Level 4 and escalator down Global Enter next to Starbucks

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Efficient and polite service. It was a quick and easy process. Scheduled appointments were on time.

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3 years ago

Quick service. Friendly and professional staff. Highly recommended. Parking was a challenge, so leave enough time prior to interview.

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U S Army Reserve

U S Army Reserve

5.0(1 review)
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