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It seemed this was the only way I could…
It seemed this was the only way I could get an earlier scheduled time. The website didn’t have openings for several months.

About GlobalEntryAlerts At GlobalEntryAlerts, we understand how frustrating it can be to secure a Global Entry interview appointment. With wait times often stretching months or even over a year, finding a convenient spot can feel like an impossible task. That’s where we come in. Our mission is simple: to make the Global Entry appointment process easier and faster. We offer a service that monitors 111 enrollment centers nationwide for open interview slots. When an appointment becomes available at one of your selected locations, you’ll receive an SMS alert—giving you the chance to book within the next 30 days. Our service helps you skip the long waiting periods, saving you time and stress. With over 10,000 successful appointments booked, we pride ourselves on our ability to deliver results. Our users have found appointments in as little as 24 hours, and 85% of our customers secure their interview within the first 10 days of signing up. GlobalEntryAlerts is not a subscription service. You only pay for 30 days of alerts, with no additional charges after that. We’re proud to help travelers across the globe expedite their Global Entry process, making international travel more convenient and hassle-free. Sign up today and find your appointment faster with GlobalEntryAlerts!
Global Entry Alerts (globalentryalerts.com) has 413 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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It seemed this was the only way I could get an earlier scheduled time. The website didn’t have openings for several months.
customer
Not sure I would have gotten an appointment without these alerts. You do need to IMMEDIATELY log in when you get an alert otherwise the appointment is gone. It took a few weeks for me to get an appointment after an alert but I got one!
MsV
I finally received an appt for my interview. It has been a year since I was conditionally approved, but I was never able to find and keep up with a date. I signed up for alerts less than a week ago, and I have an appt tomorrow. The alerts come through continuously, even on the weekend. The steps to book or reschedule the interview are a bit much and somewhat confusing, but doable. I would recommend that the site send reminder texts or emails once the interview is scheduled. Update: There is street parking outside the Chicago field office on Canal. My interview took five minutes. I received an email on the same day that I interviewed, saying that I was approved with my TTP number! Yay me!
Jack S.
I recieved multiple options for scheduled interviews. These options were all much earlier than interview options for 30-45 days out. Glad to be given these earlier options. The only issue I had was trying to schedule the options given, as the app would not respond once a date/time were picked. You could fill out the form, picking site, time etc, but no repsonse after that. Fortunately, I had one of the available times listed on my cell phone. This available time was only 10 minutes from my wifes scheduled interview. We were both able to get our interviews done that day, which saved us another 45-minute drive to DIA. Great work by the interviewing officers, who was able to use the time I was offered by the Global Alerts
customer S.
Provided instructions clearly. Quick and smooth interview.
Marsha
Being in my 70’s it was difficult for me to understand the notice that was sent that said- America daylight savings time Chicago. If it had stated St.Louis instead of Chicago it would have been easier to understand or maybe say Midwest .
Dr. C.
This is DEFINITELY a wonderful resource. I rated a four star because there were no “clear” instructions on how to book the appointment. It was a bit confusing initially.
Alice E.
Global alerts saved me from driving 3 hours for my interview