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Global Entry Reports & Reviews (23)

- Olympia, WA, USA • Apr 14, 2025
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I was applying for a global entry and this site was the first one to come up. Without checking for .gov, I entered all of my information, places of residency, employment, etc-when it asked for 300 dollars, I became skeptical and found it is a scam site. No payment method was entered thankfully

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- Naperville, IL, USA • Mar 23, 2025
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website popped up as first result when searching for global entry, website was "globalpermapp", personal info such as passport number, address and work history was entered, credit card info was typed but not submitted

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- Chicago, IL, USA • Feb 19, 2025
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I wanted to apply for Global Entry because my credit card gave me that perk. I went to google without realizing that I had clicked in a non-official site that looks very similar to the official one. I filled out the application with comprehensive information about myself including passport number and my addresses for the last 5 years. When it was time to pay, the fee, which in the official site is of 120 dollars, did not match with what I was getting charged (149.99). In addition, they also charged me a fee for expedite processing of 120 dollars. I paid this with the credit card I was supposed to get the benefit from. The names of the merchants as they appear on the card charges are: “Apply Global Entry” (149.99) and “United States Government Agency” (120.00).

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- Glen Ellyn, IL, USA • Jun 28, 2024
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This company is disguised like the TSA global entry program. It looks official but when you scroll down to the bottom, they charge $150 extra. They claim they are assisting you and getting your global entry. I have waited over two months with no contact from them. I have tried to cancel and get a refund, but they said it was too late.

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- Meriden, CT, USA • Jun 05, 2024
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I was in the process of renewing my Global Entry. I searched on Google Global Entry and the site https://global-entry-pass-us.com/ was the first site on the result. The site looks very similar to the site I used before to start the renewal process. It asked for all the same information I had filled out to apply for Global Entry in the past so it wasn't until I had submitted the payment that I went and searched what the additional fee of $149.99 was for. That is when I noticed the URL did not have the .gov at the end. I contacted American Express immediately and filled out the form from this site explaining I did not need to submit the application. AmEx said the charge had just been received and they would contact the company on my behalf. This site is a scam that potentially acquired very sensitive information from me. It has my passport, driver's license, as well as my employment information.

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- Covington, KY, USA
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I applied for Global Entry on a fake website and submitted passport, drivers license and contact information on. I am now receiving texts and emails. Is my info compromised?

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- Montclair, NJ, USA
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When searching to global entry application for the US Customs and Border Protection Agency there is a sponsored site on google that appears as the official application page. The site then collects name, current and past residential addresses, passport number and related details, and driver license number and related information, work addresses and contact details, countries of travel, etc. There is not identifiable information to make it clear that this is not the government site and has no affiliation to the government page. It charges 250$ by credit card for the Global Entry application. Then emails you a pdf with instruction to apply for global entry with its passid. The true cost of this application is only 100$. I believe my information will be sold and/or utilized for illegal activities including identity theft and was scammed out of money for a fraudulent service.

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- Flemington, NJ, USA
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Thought I was renewing my global entry membership.

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- Jersey City, NJ, USA
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The website tries to act like the Global Entry application page asking personal information such as passport number, USCIS / Green Card number, Address history, employment history, credit card number, etc.

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- Tampa, FL, USA
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went to do global entry and went onto what I thought was the correct website. entered information on the application. placed in the payment information and as soon as I hit submit I realized my mistake. They received all my information - name, DOB, addresses, work, passport, DL, debit card

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- Indian Orchard, MA, USA
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It happened exactly like your article on Global Entry scams. I googled global entry and the first few links were initially to this website Global Traveler Application. It ask the same questions as the official TTP global entry application. They ask about your DOB, passport number, license number, employment history, email address and mailing address. They charge a $149.00 service fee and $100 non refundable fee for the global entry application. I didn’t realize it was a scam until after I submitted my payment and mentioned the price to my family. They informed me the official website I had to create a government login and the application was only $100. I immediately emailed back requesting to cancel and a refund. Then the fraud department of my bank called me the next day, I had them block my card but the $100 had already been through with the $149 pending. I called the number listed after submitting your payment and emailed them I wanted a refund. At first they only tried to refund $50 of the service fee and said the $100 is non refundable. Then they called and I told them I wanted to cancel and they “refunded” me the $149 service fee. I’m not sure if they actually refunded it or it never went through in the first place because I had my bank permanently freeze my card and got a new one asap. Hi have emailed them I want my $100 service fee returned because their isn’t proof of an actual application being submitted and it’d be false. The website is a scam. I am currently waiting for a response as this just happened 02/25 and it’s currently 03/2. I’m hoping they refund me my $100 but if not I will be contacting the Trusted travelers program on how to procedure further.

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I provided them with personal information being misled that this a government website.

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When I googled global entry to renew my application, this was the first website that popped up. I proceeded to enter my personal information including License #, Passport # and various addresses and jobs I have worked at previously. Luckily when I went to pay I realized it was a scam, but they have all of my personal information now.

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- Round Rock, TX, USA
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The posted everything authentic as a Global Entry website with exact same form to fill.

I had issues may be because i filled on their mobile app which is more deceptively similar.

The have my Passport Number, DL number and Alien Number

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Went to sign up for Global Entry and clicked on the website I thought was the government’s and it wasn’t. Ended up being charged $268 instead of $100 and then a $8 transaction fee which then made me question it and sure enough it was an email from Brazil I received.

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- Los Angeles, CA, USA
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Fake website for renewing global entry

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Included sensitive information in the application as I thought it was a legit government website. I realized when I was about to pay that they were charging more for services than I originally thought. I didn’t submit payment but now I’m worried about my information been compromised.

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- Boca Raton, FL, USA
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Global Entry International Bureau of Immigration SCAM they steal so much personal information and money $260.

They say it’s for global entry for travel but it’s a fake service located in Brazil.

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- New York, NY, USA
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I thought I was renewing my Global Entry card. So it mirrors the same questions that the official Global Entry site asks. I did not pay close enough attention and submitted all my info. I feel so stupid. They prompted me to submit my Passport, Birth date, Drivers License, Address, Employment and credit card for payment. It was a Brazilian scam since they charged my credit card and it was in Brazilian currency.

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Please do not use this site. Trying to renew global entry and the site for applyforglobalentry.com came up. The only official site is cbp.gov

The other site asks for a paypal fee in addition to payment. Do not use this site as they will scam you out of your money. The site needs to be closed down immediately.

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