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Originally Posted by FL370esq
(Post 3334681)
"Who are you??? Mother Cabrini? Never touch the stuff?"
Take this quarter, go downtown and have a rat gnaw that thing off your face. |
Originally Posted by 3 green
(Post 3334645)
That problem has an easy solution. If the hotel cannot give you another room to get proper rest, then call accommodations and tell them you need another hotel. The reason we stay at hotels with noise issues is because no one complains about it. It's your right to stay somewhere to get proper sleep.
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Originally Posted by 3 green
(Post 3334645)
That problem has an easy solution. If the hotel cannot give you another room to get proper rest, then call accommodations and tell them you need another hotel. The reason we stay at hotels with noise issues is because no one complains about it. It's your right to stay somewhere to get proper sleep.
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Originally Posted by SawF16
(Post 3334764)
Did it. It’s a separate office from the normal accommodations for training. Still waiting to hear back, weekend incommunicado, I’m sure.
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Has anyone done the Global Entry "Interview on Arrival", instead of scheduling an interview? Then more specifically, in ATL, can you just show up at CBP anytime, or does it really have to be inbound from an international flight? 330 training next month, time to start skipping Customs lines...
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyDog
(Post 3334854)
Has anyone done the Global Entry "Interview on Arrival", instead of scheduling an interview? Then more specifically, in ATL, can you just show up at CBP anytime, or does it really have to be inbound from an international flight? 330 training next month, time to start skipping Customs lines...
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyDog
(Post 3334854)
Has anyone done the Global Entry "Interview on Arrival", instead of scheduling an interview? Then more specifically, in ATL, can you just show up at CBP anytime, or does it really have to be inbound from an international flight? 330 training next month, time to start skipping Customs lines...
FWIW, I haven’t seen a major difference between the Global Entry and crew line yet. |
Originally Posted by flyinthrew
(Post 3334896)
I did Interview on Arrival in ATL. It was easy, and it was even 1945 on a Sunday. As far as just somehow showing up in the arrival hall for an unannounced interview, I’d guess the bureaucrats would have issues, but I don’t see much harm in hitting the press to test button.
FWIW, I haven’t seen a major difference between the Global Entry and crew line yet. |
Originally Posted by nene
(Post 3334908)
Well, many have a credit card that will pay for Global, and you do get TSA precheck for you and your party when you non-rev. Also the global entry machines have been updated lately where you just look into the camera and it asks if you are you and you came from where you came from. You just say yes, and boom you get a receipt. No more typing etc......
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyDog
(Post 3334854)
Has anyone done the Global Entry "Interview on Arrival", instead of scheduling an interview? Then more specifically, in ATL, can you just show up at CBP anytime, or does it really have to be inbound from an international flight? 330 training next month, time to start skipping Customs lines...
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