Global Entry/Nexus/Sentri Card Holders Need to Re-Register on New Government Site

As of October 1, 2017, the government eliminated the GOES site, where Global Entry/Sentri/Nexus cards were registered; it can no longer be used. All travelers who hold these cards are supposed to re-register with the new site which has been set up for these programs.

I assume it's not important until you need to update passport/driver's license information, address information/or apply for a new card, but nevertheless, the government is asking card holders to re-register. The following link takes you to easy directions for re-registering for Global Entry/Sentri/Nexus on the new government site--a cloud based one. Everyone I know is re-registering now to, hopefully, avoid problems when it is time to renew.

A search engine can find you directions for the process on the new site.

As of October 1, 2017, the government eliminated the GOES site, where Global Entry/Sentri/Nexus cards were registered; it can no longer be used. All travelers who hold these cards are supposed to re-register with the new site which has been set up for these programs.

I assume it's not important until you need to update passport/driver's license information, address information/or apply for a new card, but nevertheless, the government is asking card holders to re-register. The following link takes you to easy directions for re-registering for Global Entry/Sentri/Nexus on the new government site--a cloud based one. Everyone I know is re-registering now to, hopefully, avoid problems when it is time to renew.

A search engine can find you directions for the process on the new site.

No link was attached??

Whenever something has changed with Nexus/Global Entry, we have received an email notification from them. The site he attached on his other post seems not to be connected, and I'm a bit nervous to click on it.

The new site is here:

https://ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/

I'm not happy with the new site; I thought the transfer setup was poorly done and I'm especially not happy there's no way to log in without being close to a phone that's listed in my profile.

Roy

I reposted because I thought the link might be a problem with the moderators. If you google Global Entry government site, you'll get the actual government site. It, too, has directions for re-registering. I found the directions on the government site not quite as clear as the ones in the link I posted. The link I posted is from a travel/mileage points site. It is a safe site, but given the hacking world today, I can understand your reluctance to click on it--just use the actual government page. Their directions work just fine (but could be improved, in my opinion, with pictures of the sort the link I used has).

Thanks for that speedy explanation!:D I wasn't trying to be overly suspicious, just cautious; my daughter tells me not to click on sites I'm not familiar with.

The new site is here:

 

https://ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/

 

I'm not happy with the new site; I thought the transfer setup was poorly done and I'm especially not happy there's no way to log in without being close to a phone that's listed in my profile.

 

Roy

When you re-register, part of the process is giving you a "fail safe" code that is the ONLY way to access your account if you lose the password that you create. Anytime you have an update, like a new driver's license, you'll need to access the site, and I assume they will notify you when it's time to renew by using the information on that site. Otherwise, it seems to be just the place they keep the information.

Thanks for the info.

I took me about a half hour to get both or our Global Entry programs switched over to the new site. You need to have you Global Entry number to enter into the system. I was a little confusing but after doing mine is was much easier doing the switch for my DW. It did show they you were eligible to renew our GE card.