r/NEXUS_TTP

I have GE but realized one of my credit cards has an unused TTP credit that I figured I could use to transition to NEXUS. My question: is this worth the hassle?

I only just recently came back from my first trip to Canada, and as far as I understand, this would only help me when entering Canada. How much of a benefit is this exactly? I entered by sea, so unfortunately, I wasn't able to experience that part of the airport customs process

I figure that I'll have a good amount of time to finish the NEXUS interview process so I could just do it during my next natural trip to Canada without it being any "extra" effort.

If I'm mistaken about something or if there's a reason I didn't consider that would make this process not worth the effort, please let me know!

Info: I live in California, not near any of the border interview sites so everything would be done at the airport(s)

I am currently living in Europe and I have both a British and Canadian Passport with NEXUS.

I am planning to travel to the US next month and I am wondering if I can travel to the US with my UK Passport + NEXUS card and leave my Canadian one at home? Will there be any issues travelling with a British Passport + NEXUS card or do I have to travel with my Canadian?

I got a question, I got conditionally approved for Nexus and needs to do an interview. I'm flying out from Toronto Pearson to Newark tomorrow but the flight departs at 8am so I don't think I can make CBP interview at Pearson. Can I land at Newark then do the interview at Newark instead of Pearson?

I travel pretty frequently for work and I recently got a new TN visa. I added it to my nexus after getting approval at an airport.

Today I drove through Blaine and randomly got flagged and sent to secondary. The agent just asked me if this is a new car. I said no, because I imported my car to BC and now I have a BC license plate. In the secondary they checked my car insurance paper and registration. Ofc car also got searched but obviously I had no nothing in there cuz I was just commuting for work.

I’m curious why new licence plate is an automatic flag to the secondary? Or is it the new TN? (That I already entered the US once but it was at an airport)

Appreciate any insights!

Howdy Nexus Sub,

Dealing with an odd predicament that I'm hoping someone can chime in on.

Applied a few weeks ago for a renewal on my nexus, and a few days ago I received an update that the current nexus was revoked (renewal application still says pending).

I called CBP on the US side and they said the only information they could see was "court action".
I had explained to the officer on the phone that I was charged last year after a misunderstanding, and the charges were quickly fully and unconditionally withdrawn after they realized they had the wrong person.

The officer asked if I had the court records showing they were fully withdrawn by the crown, which I absolutely do (along with a VSC showing nothing; the officer continued to say with the information, to appeal it through your account online and it shouldn't take very long. Continued to ask if I should take this information to the local nexus enrolment center in the states, and he said he wasn't sure.

The Issue:

On the TT portal, there is no button to appeal this or anything I can click to appeal (the nexus renewal is still pending, just the current nexus has been revoked). Given this, I have no idea how to appeal this, as the email floating around online appears to be no longer active.

If you've had any experience going into a renewal center / CBP and asking for a supervisor (or dealt with a missing button/UI issue), I'd really appreciate any insight. I've crossed on a semi-weekly basis from Niagara to Windsor for the past 15 years, and never had a single issue. I'm also concerned about now having issues whether or not this is appealed.

Thank you in advance!

So, I’m probably totally over thinking this but I’d appreciate thoughts from others who have experience with NEXUS.

I applied for NEXUS earlier this week and for the section that asks whether you have any convictions that you haven’t been pardoned for, I said No.

I don’t have a criminal record or misdemeanor - nothing.

BUT, I do have a PENDING speeding ticket that I’m fighting. At the time when I filled out the application, I said no because generally background checks don’t include traffic tickets. When I read more carefully, it said, “ANY convictions”… So I called the enrolment centre to ask, she suggested I should have disclosed it, but since it’s been already submitted I can’t withdrawal or do anything except wait for the results. She said it will either be conditionally approved with additional questions at the interview or denied for false information, which is really serious!

So now I’m scared if me putting No under the ”any convictions” question instead of disclosing my pending speeding ticket (Just speeding, nothing else on the ticket). Did I really make that grave of a mistake to possibly lead to misrepresentation? I’m Canadian, not sure if that makes a difference.

I went to a NEXUS enrolment centre in Canada on Thursday to update my address and Alberta driver’s licence information. The officer told me the update was completed. But my residential/current address still shows my old address and not my new one.

Has anyone experienced delays with TTP portal updates after making changes at a Canadian NEXUS office? Do updates usually take a few business days to sync, especially over a weekend, or should I be concerned that the update didn’t go through properly?

My Global Entry is expiring in mid-October this year. Instead of simply renewing, I applied for Nexus last month. What is the likelihood that I'd receive approval in less than 6 months? If it's not likely, I'll have to go ahead and renew GE. For the record, one of my adult kids is now living in Canada and we plan on driving there multiple times per year - hence the plan to move to Nexus.

TIA

Hello,

I got conditionally approved today and have scheduled my interview. I declared that I had previously used a different name. I have been using my current name for a long time and all my documents are updated. I was also not born in the country I currently reside in.

Will I need to bring my international birth certificate and my name change certificate to the interview?

Howdy folks,

I got my green card extended for 4 years, provided the letter and stamp to CBP and CBSA ahead of time, and had no issue with Canada or US.

On the return trip to US, i had my letter, stamp, Nexus and Green card ready to present. At the booth, the agent used an extension cable and positioned their webcam to take my picture.

I was the only person in the lane, so i don’t know if it affected others.

Is this normal? They usually take a picture when scanning your Nexus card at the card reader.

Thanks.