Appealing a Revocation of TSA PreCheck or Global Entry
Has the Transportation Security Administration Revoked your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry Status? You have the right to appeal and we can help!
TSA PreCheck and Global Entry Revocation
TSA PreCheck and Global Entry are Trusted Traveler Programs designed to expedite the security and customs process for travelers. If you are a TSA PreCheck or Global Entry member, you do not want to lose those benefits due to a criminal charge or conviction. If you received notice that your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry membership is under review due to a pending criminal charge, LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C. can help you maintain your status. Appealing a notification of TSA PreCheck or Global Entry revocation can be time-consuming and complex. If you received notice that TSA PreCheck or Global Entry has already revoked your membership, our attorneys have a history of success appealing PreCheck and Global Entry Revocations. We can help you maintain or regain the ease and comfort of your security credentials while traveling.
TSA PreCheck vs Global Entry
TSA PreCheck expedites the security screening process for domestic and some international flights departing from U.S. airports. In contrast, Global Entry expedites the customs process for international travelers entering the United States. Global Entry members also receive TSA PreCheck benefits as part of their Global Entry membership. However, a criminal charge or conviction could result in a revocation of your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry memberships. Whether your membership in TSA PreCheck or Global Entry is under review or has already been revoked, you need the experienced attorneys at LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C. to fight for you!
What types of crimes will affect my TSA PreCheck or Global Entry Membership?
Certain criminal charges can result in the review or revocation of TSA PreCheck or Global Entry memberships. These programs require that participants pass a background check and maintain a clean record to ensure they pose no security risk. Here are the types of criminal charges that can lead to a review or revocation of your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry status:
TSA PreCheck
- Felonies and Severe Crimes: Felony convictions and charges such as murder, sexual assault, robbery, weapons crimes and drug trafficking can lead to a review or revocation of your TSA PreCheck status.
- Crimes Involving Violence: Convictions for violent crimes, including assault and battery, domestic violence, and child abuse.
- Theft and Fraud: Crimes involving theft, fraud, or embezzlement can also disqualify an individual. Fraud and theft crimes include identity theft, credit card fraud, and other financial crimes.
- Drug Offenses: Convictions related to the possession, distribution, or manufacturing of controlled substances.
- Terrorism and National Security Threats: Any involvement or suspicion of activities related to terrorism or threats to national security may result in a review or revocation.
Global Entry
- Felony Convictions: Felonies such as murder, sexual assault, robbery, and drug trafficking can lead to a review or revocation of your Global Entry membership.
- Misdemeanor Convictions: Certain misdemeanors, particularly those related to violence, theft, and drug offenses can also result in a review or revocation of your Global Entry status or disqualification.
- Customs Violations: Violations of customs laws, including smuggling and failure to declare goods, can lead to the review or revocation of your Global Entry status.
- Immigration Violations: Illegal entry into the United States, visa fraud, or other immigration-related offenses can lead to the review or revocation of your Global Entry status.
- Security Threats: Any individual identified as a potential security threat, including those involved in terrorism-related activities, lead to the review or revocation of your Global Entry status.
What are my obligations to the Trusted Traveler Programs if I am convicted of a crime?
When you applied or renewed your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry membership, you agreed, among other things, to notify TSA within 24 hours if you are convicted of a covered crime, found not competent to stand trial, or found not guilty because of reason of insanity related to covered crimes. LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C. can help you navigate through the revocation of your TSA PreCheck status and determine the best way to proceed in order to obtain or reinstate your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry membership.
How does the appeal work?
Your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry status has probably already been revoked if the Department of Homeland Security, the agency that runs these Trusted Traveler Programs, has informed you that you have an applicable criminal conviction. LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C., can provide you with the expert guidance, specialized knowledge, and defense strategies you need to be successful and retain your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry status. Having an experienced attorney by your side to argue and present a defense for you can affect the ultimate decision regarding your revocation.
The revocation of TSA PreCheck or Global Entry privileges can cause significant stress, especially for frequent travelers. The LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C. team will provide peace of mind by handling the review or appeal process for you and keep you informed every step of the way. Our expertise and guidance can alleviate the uncertainty and frustration of managing the appeal on your own or with an inexperienced attorney. It is in your best interest to have the competent attorneys at LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C. by your side and put you in the best possible position to maintain or regain your status. Our firm has a proven method for persuading the Trusted Traveler programs to take a second look at the revocation decision, and we will be there to advocate on your behalf.
How can I keep my status as a TSA PreCheck or Global Entry member?
Navigating the complexities of TSA PreCheck or Global Entry reviews or revocations can be daunting. When these privileges are revoked, it can be both inconvenient and stressful. Retaining knowledgeable and experienced counsel to assist with the appeal process can make a substantial difference in the outcome and is the best way to have a successful appeal of your TSA PreCheck or Global Entry revocation. The attorneys at LEWIS & DICKSTEIN, P.L.L.C., will provide you with the legal expertise, procedural knowledge, and advocacy needed to navigate the appeal process effectively. Our attorneys created an effective appeal process and know what we must show the TSA to win! If you call us for a free consultation, we will take the time to talk with you, answer your questions, and work with you to develop a winning strategy.
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