Frequently Asked Questions

Click below for answers to frequently asked questions. Please contact TSA for other information.

For Real ID, see DHS FAQ.

General Screening

From June 30, 2018, if you travel from the final departure of the international flight to the United States, if the carr y-on baggage contains 350 ml or 12 ounces or more powdered substances, an additional inspection at the central checkpoint is required. May be. A powde r-like substance that exceeds 12 ounce or 350 ml of carr y-on baggage, which cannot be solved at the central checkpoint cannot be brought into the cabin and is rejected.

For convenience, please put the powder in the contract baggage.

Measures to identify potentially dangerous goods and prevent them from bringing them into the cabin have already been implemented at airports in the United States. There is no change in checkpoints at US airports that are allowed to carry on board.

TSA does not prohibit photography, video shooting, and film shooting at the security checkpoint unless the browsing is hindered and the confidential information is not leaked.

For screening, the movement of others in the checkpoints is to bring recording equipment close to the face of TSA staff so that TSA staff cannot see or move, or refuse to take appropriate posture during screening. Includes to hinder and refuse to submit recording equipment for screening, but not limited to these.

In addition, it is not possible to shoot or take pictures of equipment protected from public places.

Take out the pet from the carry case and put it in the X-ray inspection device. When passing a pet to a metal detector, don't forget to remove the lead. Animal carry bags are subject to visual and/ or physical tests.

Contact the airline before arriving at the airport and check the airline policy on pets.

The required time varies depending on the airport and the date of travel, so please check with your airline. In general, you can go out with a margin of parking / shuttle bus parking, chec k-in of airlines, acquiring boarding passes, and security checks (including checking i n-board baggage).

Downloading the Mytsa app allows you to check the congestion at the airport on a specific day or time of your trip based on past data.

If you arrive at the airport without a loss, theft, or anything else), you may be allowed a flight. By providing additional information, TSA has prepared another way to check your identity in time for you.

If you cannot verify your identity, you cannot enter the checkpoint.

If you are dressed, loose clothes, or bulky clothes, you may receive additional security screening. Pat down is performed by TSA staff of the same sex. If the problem is not solved by putting down, you can request the headgear in a private browsing area.

Religious knives and swords cannot pass through the security checkpoint, so it is necessary to put them in the entrusted baggage.

If you have a religious, cultural, or ritual item that requires special handling, please contact the TSA staff.

Some metal body piercings may be concerned about machines and may require paddown. If you need an additional inspection, you may have to remove the body drill personally instead of putting down.

If you are a transsexual, you will be inspected when you come to the security checkpoint. Advanced image technology used for passenger screening includes software that different anatomical structures between men and women. When the alarm sounds, the TSA staff is trained to cancel the alarm, not the individual. This process guarantees that each person is screened effectively according to the procedure before entering the airport's safe area. You can request personal screening or talk to the supervisor at any time in the screening.

Click here for the examination process and travel advice for transgender customers.

The size of the baggage brought on board varies depending on the airline. Please check with your airline for your luggage in your head or luggage under the front seat.

Musical instruments must be inspected when transporting as transportation or contracted baggage. Musical instruments brought in for transportation require physical inspections at the security checkpoint. If you need special precautions and handling for instruments, please contact the TSA staff. Bank of brass can be put in baggage or carr y-on baggage.

Please check with the airline before boarding that your musical instrument is compatible with the size requirements of the aircraft.

The TSA staff will give parents or parents on the best way to eliminate the anxiety during the test and eliminate the alarms during the test. TSA has changed children under 12 years old to reduce the possibility of screening. If you are a child and travel, please read the screening procedure.

If you are 13 years old or older, a regular TSA screening test will be applied.

Advanced Imaging Technology

Take out everything from your pocket (including something other than metal) and walk to the inspection gate. Once you get into the gate, you must stand there and stay still for a few seconds while technology creates rea l-time images. After that, go to the other side of the portal and receive your luggage. All processes end in a few seconds.

Mill i-wave image technology detects potential threats using harmless electromagnetic waves, and emphasizes the rough outline of the person displayed on the screen attached to the main unit. If there is no alarm, "OK" is displayed on the screen.

Advanced image technology is safe and meets national safety and hygiene standards. In fact, the energy released from millimeters technology is less than 1/1000 of international restrictions and guidelines.

Usually, passengers who receive the screening can refuse to prove by AIT and select a physical projection. However, if you arrive at the security checkpoint, if the boarding pass is selected as a target for enhancing tests according to the TSA provisions, some passengers will be tested. This is a very limited situation. Most passengers have no effect.

With advanced image processing technology, the threats of both metal and no n-metals, such as weapons and explosives that may be hidden under the clothes of passengers, are performed safely without touching the body. < SPAN> TSA staff advises parents or parents on the best way to eliminate the anxiety of children during the test and eliminate the alarm during the test. TSA has changed children under 12 years old to reduce the possibility of screening. If you are a child and travel, please read the screening procedure.

If you are 13 years old or older, a regular TSA screening test will be applied.

Disabilities and Medical Conditions

Take out everything from your pocket (including something other than metal) and walk to the inspection gate. Once you get into the gate, you must stand there and stay still for a few seconds while technology creates rea l-time images. After that, go to the other side of the portal and receive your luggage. All processes end in a few seconds.

Mill i-wave image technology detects potential threats using harmless electromagnetic waves, and emphasizes the rough outline of the person displayed on the screen attached to the main unit. If there is no alarm, "OK" is displayed on the screen.

Advanced image technology is safe and meets national safety and hygiene standards. In fact, the energy released from millimeters technology is less than 1/1000 of international restrictions and guidelines.

Usually, passengers who receive the screening can refuse to prove by AIT and select a physical projection. However, if you arrive at the security checkpoint, if the boarding pass is selected as a target for enhancing tests according to the TSA provisions, some passengers will be tested. This is a very limited situation. Most passengers have no effect.

With advanced image processing technology, the threats of both metal and no n-metals, such as weapons and explosives hidden under the clothes of passengers, are performed safely without touching the body. The TSA staff will give parents or parents on the best way to eliminate the anxiety during the test and eliminate the alarms during the test. TSA has changed children under 12 years old to reduce the possibility of screening. If you are a child and travel, please read the screening procedure.

If you are 13 years old or older, a regular TSA screening test will be applied.

Take out everything from your pocket (including something other than metal) and walk to the inspection gate. Once you get into the gate, you must stand there and stay still for a few seconds while technology creates rea l-time images. After that, go to the other side of the portal and receive your luggage. All processes end in a few seconds.

Mill i-wave image technology detects potential threats using harmless electromagnetic waves, and emphasizes the rough outline of the person displayed on the screen attached to the main unit. If there is no alarm, "OK" is displayed on the screen.

Advanced image technology is safe and meets national safety and hygiene standards. In fact, the energy released from millimeters technology is less than 1/1000 of international restrictions and guidelines.

Usually, passengers who receive the screening can refuse to prove by AIT and select a physical projection. However, if you arrive at the security checkpoint, if the boarding pass is selected as a target for enhancing tests according to the TSA provisions, some passengers will be tested. This is a very limited situation. Most passengers have no effect.

With advanced image processing technology, the threats of both metal and no n-metals, such as weapons and explosives hidden under the clothes of passengers, are performed safely without touching the body.

TSA has implemented strict measures to protect passenger privacy and ensures anonymity of images. Automatic target identification software identifies metallic and non-metallic threats hidden under clothing by displaying the rough outline of the individual on a screen connected to the Advanced Imaging Module and highlighting areas that may require additional screening. The rough outline of the individual is the same for all passengers. If there are no alarms, the screen will display "OK" without a frame.

Nebulizers, CPAP, BiPAP, and APAP must be removed from their carry cases for X-ray screening. Face masks and tubing may remain in their cases. You may also provide a clear plastic bag to carry through the X-ray screening.

TSA has accommodations for those who cannot wear a mask safely. Travelers under the age of 2, individuals with disabilities who cannot or cannot wear a mask safely for disability-related reasons as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, and travelers for whom a mask is determined to pose a health, safety, or job hazard under relevant workplace safety guidelines or federal regulations are exempt from the requirement to wear a face mask.

All passenger items must be screened. We recommend that medications are clearly labeled to facilitate screening.

Medically necessary liquids, medicines, and creams that exceed 3-4 ounces or 100 milliliters may be placed in carry-on baggage. Please remove them from your carry-on baggage and check them separately from your other belongings.

Lost or Damaged Item

Service dogs/animals will be screened through metal detectors. Service dogs/animals may walk together or ride separately on a leash.

If you choose not to be screened through Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) or World Wide Metal Detector (WTMD), you will be subject to screening.

If the metal detector sets off an alarm, you and your service dog/animal will be subject to further screening, including a physical examination.

During further screening, do not have any contact with your dog/animal (other than on a leash) until the TSA officer has finished screening your dog/animal. TSA will not separate you from your service animal. If you have any concerns about the screening process, you can always speak to a supervisor or passenger support specialist.

Collars, harnesses, leashes, backpacks, vests, and other items for service dogs/animals are subject to security screening. Items necessary to control service dogs/animals or to indicate that a service dog/animal is on duty do not need to be removed for screening.

If you need to release your service dog and leave security, you will need to go through the screening process again with your service dog. Upon return, you may request to move to the front of the line.

Medications for service dogs must be x-rayed or screened. Carry medications separately and tell TSA agents that they are for service dogs.

You may be screened at Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT), through a metal detector (WTMD), or during screening without emptying or exposing your stoma pouch. Before entering the screening area, tell TSA agents that you have a stoma pouch. Your ostomate pouch is subject to additional screening and may require self-piercing to remove the bag from your clothing. You may also be subject to a standard disassembly search of the parts of your bag that do not contain the stoma pouch.

TSA Cares is a helpline that provides additional assistance during the security screening process for travelers with disabilities, medical conditions, or other special circumstances.

If you have any questions about screening policies, procedures, or precautions at security checkpoints, please contact us at least 72 hours before your trip. Call us at (855) 787-2227 or fill in our online form.

Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) can make screening easier and reduce the chance of a pat-down. Tell TSA officers that you have an artificial knee, hip, or other metal implant, a pacemaker, defibrillator, or other internal medical device. If you have an internal medical device such as a pacemaker, you should not be screened through a metal detector. Consult your doctor before discarding it.

If you choose not to be screened through Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) or a metal detector (WTMD), you will be screened through a pat-down.

Pat-down Screening

Proceeds from the sale of all lost and found items are donated to the U. S. Treasury and the General Fund, which is used to pay the U. S. National Debt.

If you are injured during the test or lose or damage your belongings, you can claim damages. Some airports are tested by private companies, not TSA.

In order to regain lost objects, it is necessary to explain the lost, the time of the loss, the color of the lost items, the information that can identify the lost items, etc., so that the lost items are handed over to the legitimate owner.

Please contact the lost item for the remaining items remaining at the security checkpoint. Please contact the airport authorities for goods left elsewhere in the airport.

Permitted and Prohibited Items

TSA estimates that about 90, 000 to 100, 000 items are forgotten at checkpoints every month.

TSA will cooperate with the airport authorities and hand over all of the lost or unacconnected belongings, including personal identification information such as driver's license and passport, to passengers who have forgotten to checkpoints. If you do not need an ID within 30 days, it will be discarded.

All weapons discovered in the carr y-on baggage are handed over to local law execution agencies.

TSA is making the most of the lost items left at the checkpoints at the airport to meet the passengers. Lost items are stored in the TSA for at least 30 days, and if there is no collector, they will be destroyed, handed over to government agencies as surplus property, or the TSA will be sold as surplus property. The state can dispose of goods through sale, destruction, donation, and charity. The money obtained by the sale is held by the state, not the TSA. In many places, lost and found to be submitted to the airport at the end of the day.

Unnecessary electronic devices should be removed and destroyed (such as a hard disk on a laptop computer) to protect personal information after the 3 0-day storage period (such as a notebook computer hard disk) or completely discarded (such as those that cannot be removed).

To avoid delays, provide as detailed information as possible, such as receipts, assessments, and flight information. Contact the airline for loss or loss of baggage.

TSA PreCheck®

Applying for TSA PreCheck®

Complete claims take up to 6 months. Applications that require a law enforcement agency will take more time processing.

All claims are thoroughly investigated, and the final decision on whether to approve the claim is made by the TSA. If the claim is approved, a settlement and / or payment method will be sent. You can always see the billing status.

Remember to remove all items from your pocket before being inspected to reduce the possibility of an alarm sounding in the inspection. Do not wear clothes, shoes and accessories that are high in metals.

During the test, you can always do a personal examination and make the desired witnesses present. Inspections are performed by the same sex staff. Inspectioners explain the paddown process before and during the test. If a putt down is performed to find out if the items prohibited under the clothes are hidden, you need to apply enough pressure to be able to find them. If you have a chronic illness or if you feel pain when you touch it, please tell the officer about that.

Pat downliage is used to resolve alarms. To provide a substitute for metal detectors and image technology. And as an unexpected security measure.

TSA staff will work with parents to solve alarms at checkpoints. TSA has changed the test method for children under the age of 12, reducing the possibility of paddown inspection.

There is no provision for the return of prohibited items taken out of checked baggage. If you have any questions about dangerous goods, please contact the airline.

3, 4 oz or 100 milliliters of powdered milk, breast milk, and juice can be put in the carr y-on baggage, and there is no need to put them in a fou r-fold bag. These items should be taken out of baggage carr y-on baggage and leave it separately from other luggage. If you bring breast milk, you do not need to travel with your child. Breast milk and powdered milk are considered to be necessary for medical care. This also applies to equipment (regardless of the presence or absence of breast milk).

• Powdered milk, breast milk, freezing, freezer, frozen gel packs, and other accessories can be kept i n-board baggage, regardless of breast milk. If these accessories are partially frozen or mud, they are subject to the same test as above. You can also bring ge l-shaped or liquid toothpicks, canned, bottled, and processed baby foods as i n-board baggage. These items may be subject to additional inspection. < SPAN> Remember to remove all items from your pocket before receiving the test to reduce the possibility of an alarm sound. Do not wear clothes, shoes and accessories that are high in metals.
• During the test, you can always do a personal examination and make the desired witnesses present. Inspections are performed by the same sex staff. Inspectioners explain the paddown process before and during the test. If a putt down is performed to find out if the items prohibited under the clothes are hidden, you need to apply enough pressure to be able to find them. If you have a chronic illness or if you feel pain when you touch it, please tell the officer about that.
• Pat downliage is used to resolve alarms. To provide a substitute for metal detectors and image technology. And as an unexpected security measure.

TSA staff will work with parents to solve alarms at checkpoints. TSA has changed the test method for children under the age of 12, reducing the possibility of paddown inspection.

There is no provision for the return of prohibited items taken out of checked baggage. If you have any questions about dangerous goods, please contact the airline.

3, 4 oz or 100 milliliters of powdered milk, breast milk, and juice can be put in the carr y-on baggage, and there is no need to put them in a fou r-fold bag. These items should be taken out of baggage carr y-on baggage and leave it separately from other luggage. If you bring breast milk, you do not need to travel with your child. Breast milk and powdered milk are considered to be necessary for medical care. This also applies to equipment (regardless of the presence or absence of breast milk).

Powdered milk, breast milk, freezing, freezer, frozen gel packs, and other accessories can be kept i n-board baggage, regardless of breast milk. If these accessories are partially frozen or mud, they are subject to the same test as above. You can also bring ge l-shaped or liquid toothpicks, canned, bottled, and processed baby foods as i n-board baggage. These items may be subject to additional inspection. Remember to remove all items from your pocket before being inspected to reduce the possibility of an alarm sounding in the inspection. Do not wear clothes, shoes and accessories that are high in metals.

During the test, you can always do a personal examination and make the desired witnesses present. Inspections are performed by the same sex staff. Inspectioners explain the paddown process before and during the test. If a putt down is performed to find out if the items prohibited under the clothes are hidden, you need to apply enough pressure to be able to find them. If you have a chronic illness or if you feel pain when you touch it, please tell the officer about that.

Pat downliage is used to resolve alarms. To provide a substitute for metal detectors and image technology. And as an unexpected security measure.

TSA staff will work with parents to solve the alarm at checkpoints. TSA has changed the test method for children under the age of 12, reducing the possibility of paddown inspection.

There is no provision for the return of prohibited items taken out of checked baggage. If you have any questions about dangerous goods, please contact the airline.

3, 4 oz or 100 milliliters of powdered milk, breast milk, and juice can be put in the carr y-on baggage, and there is no need to put them in a fou r-fold bag. These items should be taken out of baggage carr y-on baggage and leave it separately from other luggage. If you bring breast milk, you do not need to travel with your child. Breast milk and powdered milk are considered to be necessary for medical care. This also applies to equipment (regardless of the presence or absence of breast milk).

Powdered milk, breast milk, freezing, freezer, frozen gel packs, and other accessories can be kept i n-board baggage, regardless of breast milk. If these accessories are partially frozen or mud, they are subject to the same test as above. You can also bring ge l-shaped or liquid toothpicks, canned, bottled, and processed baby foods as i n-board baggage. These items may be subject to additional inspection.

It is possible to put food in carr y-on baggage and carry bags, but don't forget that all foods have to be X-ray inspection. Liquid, gel, and aerosol foods must be followed by 3-1-1 liquid rules. The TSA staff will ultimately decide whether to bring a specific item in the airport protection area.

If dangerous goods are confirmed in the passenger's contract baggage, these items will be reported to the airline reserved by the passengers. When the airline decides whether it is a licensed item or a prohibited item, the TSA staff accepts the airline's decision.

Liquid, gel, and air zole can be brought in 3 ounce, 4 ounces, and 100 ml travel containers. Liquid, gel and air zole shall be up to one bag per person. 3-1-1 common travel items that need to follow the liquid rules include toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, mouse wash, and lotion.

yes. TSA is working on the freedom, dignity, and equality of all people, including LGBTQIA+. If you have applied for TSA PreCheck®, when applying for TSA Precheck®, including those who use a gender no n-conformity identifier, "male", "male" as gender. You can select yourself "Women" or "Other Gender".

yes. If you violate the Federal Security Regulations, such as assault, intimidation, intimidation, obstructions, physical and sexual assaults in aircraft, threats, and security business obstruction, submitting a false or false or unauthorized document, If you bring in a blast notice, a firearm in the airport, or an explosive, or other prohibited items, we will refuse a quick examination for a certain period of time. The ban on participation in TSA Precheck® is related to the violation of the violation and the history of repeated regulations. The suspension of membership may last a maximum of five years for the first violation, and for a long time, in the case of serious violations or repeated violations. < SPAN> It is possible to put food in carr y-on baggage and carry bags, but don't forget that all foods have to be X-ray inspection. Liquid, gel, and aerosol foods must be followed by 3-1-1 liquid rules. The TSA staff will ultimately decide whether to bring a specific item in the airport protection area.

If dangerous goods are confirmed in the passenger's contract baggage, these items will be reported to the airline reserved by the passengers. When the airline decides whether it is a licensed item or a prohibited item, the TSA staff accepts the airline's decision.

Liquid, gel, and air zole can be brought in 3 ounce, 4 ounces, and 100 ml travel containers. Liquid, gel and air zole shall be up to one bag per person. 3-1-1 common travel items that need to follow the liquid rules include toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, mouse wash, and lotion.

yes. TSA is working on the freedom, dignity, and equality of all people, including LGBTQIA+. If you have applied for TSA PreCheck®, when applying for TSA Precheck®, including those who use a gender no n-conformity identifier, "male", "male" as gender. You can select yourself "Women" or "Other Gender".

yes. If you violate the Federal Security Regulations, such as assault, intimidation, intimidation, obstructions, physical and sexual assaults in aircraft, threats, and security business obstruction, submitting a false or false or unauthorized document, If you bring in a blast notice, a firearm in the airport, or an explosive, or other prohibited items, we will refuse a quick examination for a certain period of time. The ban on participation in TSA Precheck® is related to the violation of the violation and the history of repeated regulations. The suspension of membership may last a maximum of five years for the first violation, and for a long time, in the case of serious violations or repeated violations. It is possible to put food in carr y-on baggage and carry bags, but don't forget that all foods have to be X-ray inspection. Liquid, gel, and aerosol foods must be followed by 3-1-1 liquid rules. The TSA staff will ultimately decide whether to bring a specific item in the airport protection area.

If dangerous goods are confirmed in the passenger's contract baggage, these items will be reported to the airline reserved by the passengers. When the airline decides whether it is a licensed item or a prohibited item, the TSA staff accepts the airline's decision.

Liquid, gel, and air zole can be brought in 3 ounce, 4 ounces, and 100 ml travel containers. Liquid, gel and air zole shall be up to one bag per person. 3-1-1 common travel items that need to follow the liquid rules include toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, mouse wash, and lotion.

yes. TSA is working on the freedom, dignity, and equality of all people, including LGBTQIA+. If you have applied for TSA PreCheck®, when applying for TSA Precheck®, including those who use a gender no n-conformity identifier, "male", "male" as gender. You can select yourself "Women" or "Other Gender".

yes. If you violate the Federal Security Regulations, such as assault, intimidation, intimidation, obstructions, physical and sexual assaults in aircraft, threats, and security business obstruction, submitting a false or false or unauthorized document, If you bring in a blast notice, a firearm in the airport, or an explosive, or other prohibited items, we will refuse a quick examination for a certain period of time. The ban on participation in TSA Precheck® is related to the violation of the violation and the history of repeated regulations. The suspension of membership may last a maximum of five years for the first violation, and for a long time, in the case of serious violations or repeated violations.

TSA Precheck® registrants will be r e-examined for criminal history as a condition for TSA Precheck® registration. As a result of a r e-examination, you may be temporarily suspended. Analysis usually takes 30 days, but can take up to 90 days. If the TSA Precheck® registrant has been found to have committed a crime that corresponds to the disqualification, the registration may be temporarily suspended or permanently suspended according to the significance of the crime.

If you don't know why the TSA Precheck® mark is not displayed at the time of boarding, first search for KTN (Known Traveler Number) and make sure that your membership has not expired.

If KTN is still valid, check with the airline that KTN, name, and date of birth are accurate.

If you do not have a TSA Precheck® display on your boarding pass, or if you have any questions about the status of TSA Precheck®, please contact the asukta. Please contact X (Twitter @asktsa), Facebook Messenger (http://www. fb. com/asktsa), Apple Business Chat, or ASKTSA (275-872) with "Travel". In addition, please contact the TSA contact center ((866) 289-9673) or enter it in the online form. If you receive a violation notice, please contact the person in charge.

Notice TSA adopts unpredictable security measures everywhere in the airport, regardless of whether you are visible or invisible. All travelers are screened, but not a blindfold spotlight is guaranteed.

It depends on your child's age and whether you are traveling with your parents who are registered in the TSA PreCeck:

Children under the age of 12 can use the TSA lane without limit.

A 13-1 7-yea r-old child can use the TSA PreCec lane if the boarding pass has a TSA pricheck logo. In order to receive the TSA Precheck logo during boarding, a 13-1 7-yea r-old customer must make a reservation for the same airline as a guardian with TSA qualifications. However, the TSA Precheck Lane cannot be used if the TSA Precheck logo is included in the case of a separate reservation from the parent or parent or the TSA Precheck logo when boarding. In such a case, you must have a normal security inspection.

Children traveling alone are recommended to be registered in this program.

Please note that adults who use a boarding pass to travel with a child will be screened as normal because their boarding pass is not covered by TSA PreCheck. This also applies to gate pass holders who are enrolled in TSA PreCheck. Adults cannot enter TSA PreCheck lanes with children.

TSA employs unpredictable security measures, both visible and invisible, throughout the airport, and therefore cannot guarantee expedited screening. TSA employs unpredictable security measures throughout the airport, and therefore cannot guarantee expedited screening for all travelers.

Experiencing TSA PreCheck® at the Airport

Yes, TSA will require all current and past names. You do not need to provide proof that you have used a different name or alias in the past. The name you provide on your TSA PreCheck application must be the name you used when you booked your ticket. The name on your application must exactly match the name on the identification and citizenship/immigration documents you provide when you enroll.

The gender on your identification does not have to match the gender you selected on your TSA PreCheck application.

No. You may still be eligible for TSA PreCheck® even if your current gender is different from the gender you entered when you enrolled in TSA PreCheck®, as long as your name, KTN, and date of birth on your reservation match the name, KTN, and date of birth on file with the TSA.

Yes. The name you provide to book with the airline must exactly match the name you provide on your application. If you have a frequent flyer account or online travel profile, make sure your name is saved correctly. If you provide a middle name on your TSA PreCheck application, you must add it when you book with the airline.

TSA does not subsidize the cost of your application, but many credit cards and rewards programs do. See participating programs here.

No, you can select any gender on your TSA PreCheck® application. You can select "male," "female," or "other gender."

To find Global Entry, NEXUS, or SENTRI enrollment centers, first select the state where you want to visit an enrollment center.

Access tsa. gov/precheck and select a registered provider that meets your needs and has a registered location near you. You can register online in advance, make a reservation directly for the procedure, or go to the registration center without a reservation.

The online application is completed in 5 minutes, and the procedure for visiting the store is completed in 10 minutes. In the fac e-t o-face procedure, the registered provider collects biological data (fingerprint, photo), confirms identity verification documents, and collects payments.

There is no provision for the return of prohibited items taken out of checked baggage. If you have any questions about dangerous goods, please contact the airline.

Before applying, check the various Trust Traveler Programs (TSA Precheck®, Global Entry, Nexus, Sentri), confirm that they meet the qualification requirements, and decide on the best program. I recommend it. If you travel overseas more than four times a year, consider registering for Global Entry. If you travel overseas less than four times a year, TSA Prececk is ideal for domestic travelers.

If you are a member of the TSA Pricheck® Application Program, you can apply for updating gender data through the first applied registered provider. Click here for search for contact information or registered provider for all registration providers. Gender updates are not necessary to receive TSA Precheck®. Even if the current gender is different from the gender entered at the time of TSA Precheck® registration, if the name at the time of reservation and the date of birth are the names entered in the TSA, you will receive the TSA Precheck® check. You can do it.

Most applicants receive Known Travel Number (KTN) in 3-5 days, but may take 60 days depending on the application. The applicant can receive the latest information on the registration application status by checking online through email, telephone, text messages, or registered providers online. If you forget the registration destination, click here.

TSA has strict requirements and protects all applicants. The applicant's information cannot be used for purposes other than registration and confirmation of TSA Precheck without the applicant's prior consent. Receiving promotion/ marketing information can be op t-in or op t-out at any time through a registered provider. TSA also protects your data by encrypt information, save and transmit information using a method of protecting information from illegal searches and use.

Pat downliage is used to resolve alarms. To provide a substitute for metal detectors and image technology. And as an unexpected security measure.

This fee will be maintained for five years and will be used for operating expenses for the TSA PRECHECK® application program. For more information about the TSA component fee, please refer to the TSA PRECHECK®TSA application program TSA component fee development report.

If you are qualified to receive TSA Precheck based on KTN (KnownTravelernumber), the participating airlines will display the TSA Precheck® indicator directly on the boarding pass. Be sure to add KTN to the airline reservation at the time of booking. If you do not have a valid boarding pass with TSA pr e-check, you will not be able to use the TSA PreCececk lane. If the boarding pass should have an indicator of the TSA pr e-check, but the TSA pr e-check indicator is not displayed, please contact us. Please contact X (Twitter @sktsa), Facebook Messenger (http: // www. Fb. Com/asktsa), Apple business chat, or asker (275-872) with "Travel". You can also contact us from the TSA contact center ((866) 289-9673) or online forms.

If you or your acquaintance seems to have been fraudulent, report to the nearest police station and submit a report to the Federal Trade Commission's website ReportFraud. ftc. gov. Also, contact the bank or credit card company immediately to inform you about fraud. Please note that TSA will not refund the applicants who have tried to register with TSA Precheck® through fraudulent sites.

no. There is no need for a doctor's certificate to change the gender option of the TSA Precheck® application form. If you are a member of the TSA PRECHECK® application program, you can apply for a gender data update through the first applied registered provider. Click here to search for all registered providers or registered providers. Gender updates are not required to receive TSA Precheck® view. Even if the current gender is different from the gender at the time of TSA Precheck® registration, if the name and date of birth are consistent with the name of TSA and the date of birth, you can receive the TSA Precheck® screening. 。

The name of the TSA Precheck application, and the name submitted at the time of registration, and the name of the Citizens/ Immigration Certificate of Management must be the same as the name used when booking the ticket. If the name includes hyphen (eg, Billings-Smith) or apostrophe (eg, O'SULLIVAN), be sure to fill in your surname, name, and surname in the appropriate column when making a ticket reservation (for example, Amelia). Louise O'SULLIVAN).

If you are a member of the TSA PRECHECK® application program, please contact the registered provider you have applied for. Click here for the registered provider contact information for changes in name, address, and other registration information. Information on documents required for the change procedure is provided.

Global Entry, NEXUS, and SENTRI

If you do not renew your TSA Precheck member qualifications despite the change in your name, you will not be able to use the TSA PRECHECK benefits when traveling until the name change procedure is completed.

When registering, be sure to check the specific registration provider for all payment methods. Some credit cards support registration fees.

Click here for the required documents when applying for TSA PRECHECK®.

Known Traveler Number (KTN)

The gender of the TSA PRECHECK® application form can be the most suitable for you from men, women, and other gender. TSA does not require submission of documents for gender selection. If you register with gender different from gender specified in identity verification documents, you do not need a medical examination or doctor's medical certificate. < SPAN> No. There is no need for a doctor's certificate to change the gender option of the TSA Precheck® application form. If you are a member of the TSA PRECHECK® application program, you can apply for a gender data update through the first applied registered provider. Click here to search for all registered providers or registered providers. Gender updates are not required to receive TSA Precheck® view. Even if the current gender is different from the gender at the time of TSA Precheck® registration, if the name and date of birth are consistent with the name of TSA and the date of birth, you can receive the TSA Precheck® screening. 。

The name of the TSA Precheck application, and the name submitted at the time of registration, and the name of the Citizens/ Immigration Certificate of Management must be the same as the name used when booking the ticket. If the name is included (eg, Billings-Smith) or apostrophe (eg, O'SULLIVAN), be sure to fill in your surname, name, and surname in the appropriate column when making a ticket reservation (for example, Amelia). Louise O'SULLIVAN).

If you are a member of the TSA PRECHECK® application program, please contact the registered provider you have applied for. Click here for the registered provider contact information for changes in name, address, and other registration information. Information on documents required for the change procedure is provided.

If you do not renew your TSA Precheck member qualifications despite the change in your name, you will not be able to use the TSA PRECHECK benefits when traveling until the name change procedure is completed.

When registering, be sure to check the specific registration provider for all payment methods. Some credit cards support registration fees.

Click here for the required documents when applying for TSA PRECHECK®.

The gender of the TSA Precheck® application form can be the most suitable for you from men, women, and other gender. TSA does not require submission of documents for gender selection. If you register with gender different from gender specified in identity verification documents, you do not need a medical examination or doctor's medical certificate. no. There is no need for a doctor's certificate to change the gender option of the TSA Precheck® application form. If you are a member of the TSA PRECHECK® application program, you can apply for a gender data update through the first applied registered provider. Click here to search for all registered providers or registered providers. Gender updates are not required to receive TSA Precheck® view. Even if the current gender is different from the gender at the time of TSA Precheck® registration, if the name and date of birth are consistent with the name of TSA and the date of birth, you can receive the TSA Precheck® screening. 。

The name of the TSA Precheck application, and the name submitted at the time of registration, and the name of the Citizens/ Immigration Certificate of Management must be the same as the name used when booking the ticket. If the name includes hyphen (eg, Billings-Smith) or apostrophe (eg, O'SULLIVAN), be sure to fill in your surname, name, and surname in the appropriate column when making a ticket reservation (for example, Amelia). Louise O'SULLIVAN).

If you are a member of the TSA PRECHECK® application program, please contact the registered provider you have applied for. Click here for the registered provider contact information for changes in name, address, and other registration information. Information on documents required for the change procedure is provided.

Renewing TSA PreCheck®

If you do not renew your TSA Precheck member qualifications despite the change in your name, you will not be able to use the TSA Precheck benefits when traveling until the name change procedure is completed.

When registering, be sure to check the specific registration provider for all payment methods. Some credit cards support registration fees.

Click here for the required documents when applying for TSA PRECHECK®.

The gender of the TSA PRECHECK® application form can be the most suitable for you from men, women, and other gender. TSA does not require submission of documents for gender selection. If you register with gender different from gender described in identity verification documents, you do not need a medical examination or doctor's medical certificate.

The gender described in the ID card does not need to match the gender selected when applying for TSA Precheck®. When applying for the TSA pr e-check, you can select "male", "woman", and "other gender" as gender.

The TSA Pricheck Program is only for US citizens, US citizens, and permanent residence. You may not be eligible for application information, false or false, specific violation of federal security regulations, cancellation of criminal history, and factors.

Global entry, Nexus, and Sentri have applied for a specific foreign national. Click here for details of all programs.

If TSA conducts Real ID requirements at the airport, all travelers, including TSA Precheck® registrants, will not be able to board unless they have a Real ID or other identification certificate (passport, etc.).

TSA has strict requirements and protects all applicants. The applicant's information cannot be used for purposes other than registration and confirmation of TSA Precheck without the applicant's prior consent. Receiving promotion/ marketing information can be op t-in or op t-out at any time through a registered provider. TSA also protects your data by encrypt information, save and transmit information using a method of protecting information from illegal searches and use.

Pat downliage is used to resolve alarms. To provide a substitute for metal detectors and image technology. And as an unexpected security measure.

This fee will be maintained for five years and will be used for operating expenses for the TSA PRECHECK® application program. For more information about the TSA component fee, please refer to the TSA PRECHECK®TSA application program TSA component fee development report.

no. To receive a TSA pr e-check (TSA Precheck®), enter the Known Traveler number (global entry member, Nexus, Sentri in Sentri) in the airline reservation column, and the TSA PRECHECK® display is displayed on the boarding ticket. If you don't, you can't use the lane.

yes. TSA pr e-tests (TSA Precheck®) can be used on domestic flights on a foreign airport and after returning to the United States. If you use international flights more than four times a year, consider joining Global Entry instead of TSA Precheck®. When you use a global entry, you will receive a quick customs clearance procedure when you enter the United States, and you will be able to receive TSA Precheck® when departing from airports in the United States. Click here for details of global entry.

no. Parents who accompany children who have an airport security test on the gate card will always provide a regular inspection because the TSA Pricheck's benefits are not applied to the gate card. This is the same when parents have joined TSA PreCec.

Participating airlines display the TSA PRECHECK® indicator (TSAPRECHK, TSA PRE, TSA PRECHECK®) on the boarding pass, making it easier to understand that the flight is qualified to receive TSA PRECHECK® on a flight. If the boarding pass does not display the TSA Precheck®, you will not be able to use the TSA Precheck® checkpoint train.

TSA Pricheck Membership is valid for 5 years.

If the reception of TSA PRECHECK® is unstable, please feel free to contact us. Please contact X (Twitter @asktsa), Facebook messenger (http: // www. Fb. Com/asktsa), Apple Business Chat, or Askuza (275-872) with "Travel". Also, please fill in the TSA contact center (866-289-9673) or online forms.

Please note that if you violate the specific federal security regulations, including the TSA Security Rule, the TSA Precheck® exam will be suspended. The suspension of TSA PRECHECK® examinations is related to the degree of violations and repeated violations. The suspension of qualifications may last for up to five years for the first violation, for up to five years, and if you repeat serious violations or violations.

Children under the age of 12 can enter the TSA PreCec Lane without restrictions with the registered parents. Children aged 13 to 17 must have a TSA Precheck logo when boarding. To get the TSA Precheck logo during boarding, you must make a reservation for the same airline as a guardian with TSA qualifications.

Pat downliage is used to resolve alarms. To provide a substitute for metal detectors and image technology. And as an unexpected security measure.

This fee will be maintained for five years and will be used for operating expenses for the TSA PRECHECK® application program. For more information about the TSA component fee, please refer to the TSA PRECHECK®TSA application program TSA component fee development report.

There is no provision for the return of prohibited items taken out of checked baggage. If you have any questions about dangerous goods, please contact the airline.

If it is still valid, make sure that your airline is known that your known traveler number, name, date of birth, and that your airline is participating in TSA Precheck®. If the boarding pass does not display the TSA Precheck, please consult us. Please send texts with X (Twitter @asktsa), Facebook Messenger (http://www. fb. com/asktsa), Apple Business Chat, or ASKTSA (275-872).

Please contact TSA within 72 hours after trouble to troubleshoot the TSA Precheck benefits.

Click here for the required documents when applying for TSA PRECHECK®.

If KTN is still valid, check with the airline that KTN, name, and date of birth are accurate.

TSA PreCheck® Enrollment Providers

If you do not have a TSA Precheck® display on your boarding pass, or if you have any questions about the status of TSA Precheck®, please contact the asukta. Please contact X (Twitter @asktsa), Facebook Messenger (http://www. fb. com/asktsa), Apple Business Chat, or ASKTSA (275-872) with "Travel". In addition, please contact the TSA contact center ((866) 289-9673) or enter it in the online form. If you receive a violation notice, contact the staff in charge.

No, TSA adopts unpredictable security measures everywhere in the airport for both visible and invisible ones. Nobody is screamed and guarantees a blindfolded spotlight.

If you do not respond to a metal detector test, or if you wish to test with AIT (Advanced Imaging Technology), please contact us. Click here for special procedures for those who are physically disabled or have a chronic illness.

If the TSA Precheck® exclusive inspection lane is not available, you can also receive a TSA Precheck® test with a normal inspection lane. If you cannot use the TSA Precheck® lane, if you present Pass Boarding TSA Precheck®, put 3-1-1 liquid and laptop in your bag, bring shoes and thin jackets, and standard inspection. You can use the lane. Please check with the TSA staff for the target customers.

For the latest list of airlines participating in TSA PRECHECK®, check the TSA Precheck® Airport and Airlines Maps.

Passengers must be traveling on an airline that has partnered with the TSA to offer TSA PreCheck®.

If you have questions or concerns about your Global Entry, NEXUS, or SENTRI membership, please visit the Trusted Traveler Program website or contact Customs and Border Protection at (877) 227-5511 or by email.

Click here for the required documents when applying for TSA PRECHECK®.

We encourage you to review the various DHS Trusted Traveler Programs, including the TSA PreCheck® Application Program, Global Entry, NEXUS, and SENTRI, before applying, to ensure you meet the eligibility requirements and determine which program is best for you. If you travel internationally more than four times a year, consider enrolling in Global Entry. If you travel internationally less than four times a year, TSA PreCheck is the best choice for domestic travelers. For more information about the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Trusted Traveler program, use the DHS Trusted Traveler Interactive Tool.

Contact your airline by phone or online to add your Known Travel Number (KTN). Be sure to enter your name, date of birth, and KTN exactly as you enrolled, because mis-entry of travel reservation data will prevent TSA PreCheck® from appearing on your boarding pass.

Once you are assigned a Known Travel Number (KTN), you must include this number in the "KTN" field on all reservations you make with participating airlines. You can also add your KTN when booking online through a participating airline's website, when booking over the phone with the airline's reservations agent, or by contacting the travel management company with which you make your reservations. Save your KTN to your frequent flyer profile, employer reservation system, or online travel site.

If you are a member of the TSA PreCheck application program, you can find your Known Traveler Number (KTN) here.

If you are a member of another Trusted Traveler Program such as Global Entry, NEXUS, or SENTRI, you can log in to the Trusted Traveler Program website to get your PASSID, which is your KTN.

TSA PreCheck® for Active Duty Military and DoD Civilians

If the TSA Precheck® benefits are provided through HME, TWIC®, and DOD, see the links of HME, TWIC®, and DOD.

If the TSA Precheck® benefits are TSA PRECHECK® for DHS staff, please see TSA Precheck® | TSA Precheck® for DHS staff.

• All individuals who have approved to receive TSA Precheck® Stafftied Scelening will be issued a Known Traveler Number (KTN). To display TSA Precheck® indicators when boarding, you need to add KTN to the KTN field when booking a ticket.
• For members who have been approved by the TSA Precheck® application program, this number is 9 or 10 digits, and the combination of numbers and alphabet is possible, and in the case of members registered through Idemia, it is registered through TT and Telos. If you are a member, it starts with TE or AC.
• KTN is the CBP Pass ID number for members who have approved global entry, Nexus, or central. The number of this nine digits usually starts at 10, 14, 14, 16, 16, 50, 70, 80, 95, 98, 99, and is described in the back of the back of the Nexus, Sentri, and Global Entry Card, or Trusted. You can log in to the Traveler Programs website. The TSA Precheck® lane does not allow you to use the TSA PRECHECK® lane with the Trusted Traveler Card, but it is necessary to add a Pass identification number in the KTN column when reserving the TSA Precheck® in the boarding indicator. There is.

TSA PRECHECK® members can update online up to six months before the expiration date. The new member period starts at the end of the current membership period, so there is no disadvantage to updating early. You can also update directly at the enrollment center.

If the name is changed after registration, the member can go to the registration center to perform the renewal procedure directly, or to the registered provider selected to perform the update procedure to update the name (expiration date). Until 6 months ago). Click here for the registration provider's contact information.

Changing the name can take up to 45 days, and the procedure has individual differences.

Most applicants receive approval notifications in 3-5 days, but some applications take 60 days. Therefore, it is recommended that the applicant will update at least 60 days before the deadline. TSA will notify the member of the application qualifications.

The cost of renewing a TSA PRECHECK® membership varies by enrollment provider. View current offers here. This fee will keep you a member for five years and cover the operational costs of background checks.

TSA enrollment providers will send renewal notices to members with a valid email and/or phone message. Members will receive notices 6 months, 3 months, 1 month, and 2 weeks before the expiration date. Emails are sent by Idemia/Universal contract.

You can also look up your expiration date online.

If you or someone you know has been scammed, report it to your local police department and file a report on the Federal Trade Commission website at ReportFraud. ftc. gov. Also, contact your bank or credit card company immediately and tell them about the scam. Please note that TSA will not issue refunds to applicants who try to renew TSA PRECHECK® through a fraudulent website.

First, check your KTN (Known Traveler Number) to make sure your membership has not expired. You can also click here to find out if your airline participates in the TSA PRECHECK® program.

If your KTN is still valid, verify with your airline that your KTN, name, and date of birth are accurate.

If you don’t see the TSA PRECHECK® on your boarding pass or have questions about your TSA PRECHECK® status, please contact us. X (Twitter @asktsa), Facebook Messenger (http://www. fb. com/asktsa), Apple Business Chat, or text “Travel” to Asktsa at 275-872. You can also contact the TSA Contact Center at (866) 289-9673 or fill out our online form. If you receive a Notice of Violation, contact your assigned case agent.

If your Known Traveler Number has expired, you will not be able to receive TSA PRECHECK® at the time of boarding. You must renew it before it expires to continue receiving TSA PRECHECK at the time of boarding. Renew it online here.

If your TSA Precheck benefits are revoked as a result of a false match to another individual, you may be eligible for reimbursement for lost time.

You may not be reimbursed for time lost due to suspension caused by a TSA checkpoint or FAA violation, unless the suspension exceeds the intended exclusion period.

You may not be reimbursed for time lost due to multiple screenings for criminal background checks.

• The r e-deliberation is a procedure applied to individuals excluded from TSA Precheck® due to violation of regulations, and TSA requires a review of the exclusion period. Correction is an individual who was mistakenly excluded from TSA Precheck® (despite the correct individual or the person who was accredited as a person who has violated the regulation, or has violated the regulation, exceeds the prescribed exclusion period. It is a procedure applied to an individual who is accidentally excluded.
• If you violate the federal safety rules, such as assault, intimidation, intimidation, obstructions, physical and sexual assaults in aircraft, threatening, and obstruction of safe operations, submit access control violations, false or fraudulent documents, If you bring in a blast notice, a firearm in the airport, or an explosive, or other prohibited items, we will refuse a quick examination for a certain period of time. The ban on participation in TSA Precheck® is related to the violation of the violation and the history of repeated regulations. The suspension of membership may last a maximum of five years for the first violation, and for a long time, in the case of serious violations or repeated violations.
• TSA Pricheck® registrants will be r e-examined for criminal history as a condition for TSA Pricheck® registration. If a new criminal history is notified to the TSA while you are a TSA Precheck® member, the TSA Precheck® quic k-examination qualification may be temporarily suspended while TSA investigates new criminal information. This process usually takes 30 days, but can take up to 90 days. Exclusive TSA PRECHECK® registrants who have violated foreign affairs may be temporarily suspended or excluded forever, depending on the severity of the violation.
• If you don't know the reason why the boarding pass is not displayed, first check the KTN (Known Travel Number) and make sure that your membership has not expired. Click here to see if the airline is participating in the TSA Precheck® program.
• If KTN is still valid, check with the airline that KTN, name, and date of birth are accurate. < SPAN> Retoser is a procedure applied to individuals excluded from TSA PRECHECK® due to violation of regulations, and TSA calls for a review of the exclusion period. Correction is an individual who was mistakenly excluded from TSA Precheck® (despite the correct individual or the person who was accredited as a person who has violated the regulation, or has violated the regulation, exceeds the prescribed exclusion period. It is a procedure applied to an individual who is accidentally excluded.
• If you violate the federal safety rules, such as assault, intimidation, intimidation, obstructions, physical and sexual assaults in aircraft, threatening, and obstruction of safe operations, submit access control violations, false or fraudulent documents, If you bring in a blast notice, a firearm in the airport, or an explosive, or other prohibited items, we will refuse a quick examination for a certain period of time. The ban on participation in TSA Precheck® is related to the violation of the violation and the history of repeated regulations. The suspension of membership may last a maximum of five years for the first violation, and for a long time, in the case of serious violations or repeated violations.
• TSA Pricheck® registrants will be r e-examined for criminal history as a condition for TSA Pricheck® registration. If a new criminal history is notified to the TSA while you are a TSA Precheck® member, the TSA Precheck® quic k-examination qualification may be temporarily suspended while TSA investigates new criminal information. This process usually takes 30 days, but can take up to 90 days. Exclusive TSA PRECHECK® registrants who have violated foreign affairs may be temporarily suspended or excluded forever, depending on the severity of the violation.
• If you don't know the reason why the boarding pass is not displayed, first check the KTN (Known Travel Number) and make sure that your membership has not expired. Click here to see if the airline is participating in the TSA Precheck® program.
• If KTN is still valid, check with the airline that KTN, name, and date of birth are accurate. The r e-deliberation is a procedure applied to individuals excluded from TSA Precheck® due to violation of regulations, and TSA requires a review of the exclusion period. Correction is an individual who was mistakenly excluded from TSA Precheck® (despite the correct individual or the person who was accredited as a person who has violated the regulation, or has violated the regulation, exceeds the prescribed exclusion period. It is a procedure applied to an individual who is accidentally excluded.

TSA PreCheck® for Persons with Disabilities and Medical Conditions

If you violate the federal safety rules, such as assault, intimidation, intimidation, obstructions, physical and sexual assaults in aircraft, threatening, and obstruction of safe operations, submit access control violations, false or fraudulent documents, If you bring in a blast notice, a firearm in the airport, or an explosive, or other prohibited items, we will refuse a quick examination for a certain period of time. The ban on participation in TSA Precheck® is related to the violation of the violation and the history of repeated regulations. The suspension of membership may last a maximum of five years for the first violation, and for a long time, in the case of serious violations or repeated violations.

TSA Pricheck® registrants will be r e-examined for criminal history as a condition for TSA Pricheck® registration. If a new criminal history is notified to the TSA while you are a TSA Precheck® member, the TSA Precheck® quic k-examination qualification may be temporarily suspended while TSA investigates new criminal information. This process usually takes 30 days, but can take up to 90 days. Exclusive TSA PRECHECK® registrants who have violated foreign affairs may be temporarily suspended or excluded forever, depending on the significance of violations.

Nebulizers, CPAP, BiPAP, and APAP must be removed from their carry cases for X-ray screening. Face masks and tubing may remain in their cases. You may also provide a clear plastic bag to carry through the X-ray screening.

TSA has accommodations for those who cannot wear a mask safely. Travelers under the age of 2, individuals with disabilities who cannot or cannot wear a mask safely for disability-related reasons as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, and travelers for whom a mask is determined to pose a health, safety, or job hazard under relevant workplace safety guidelines or federal regulations are exempt from the requirement to wear a face mask.

Other Frequently Asked Questions

Civil Enforcement

If you don't see TSA PreCheck® on your boarding pass or have questions about your TSA PreCheck® status, feel free to contact us. Contact us via Twitter @AskTSA, Facebook Messenger (http://www. fb. com/AskTSA), Apple Business Chat, or text "Travel" to AskTSA at 275-872. You can also contact the TSA Contact Center at 866-289-9673 or fill out an online form. If you received a violation notice, contact an agent.

Notice TSA employs unpredictable security measures, both visible and invisible, throughout the airport. Not all travelers are screened and prompt screening cannot be guaranteed.

You can renew your membership online up to six months before your expiration date. TSA recommends renewing at least 60 days before your expiration date to avoid delays in your benefits.

Some people may need to renew in person, for example, if their name has changed and they have not completed a name renewal with TSA. If you are one of these individuals, you can either complete the renewal process in person at an enrollment center or complete the name renewal process with the enrollment provider you wish to renew with. Click here for enrollment provider contact information.

Name changes can take up to 45 days and vary in process.

Yes, you will keep your KTN during the renewal process.

No, TSA does not price match. Visit tsa. gov/precheck to review current provider information and find one that meets your needs. Some credit cards offer assistance with application fees.

No, the requirements for enrolling in the TSA PreCheck program are the same for all enrollment providers you select. For more information about the services offered by each enrollment provider (including locations, fees, and promotions), visit tsa. gov/precheck.

Click here to see which TSA PreCheck enrollment providers are currently enrolled.

You can also change the registered provider until you complete the registration procedure with a local provider. In that case, please note that new providers will be r e-registered. If the application is incomplete, the data will be deleted from the registration provider system 180 days later. However, after a new application, renewal, and payment, the payment is completed, and refunds cannot be refunded.

The KTN number (Known Traveler Number) does not change whether you select any registered provider.

No, most of the applicants can be completely online online with any registered provider.

Regardless of which registered provider you need to register, for example, if your name has been changed and the name of the TSA's name has not been completed, some people need to perform the renewal procedure directly. Such members can perform renewal procedures at the registration center or update their names on the registered provider who wants to update. Click here for the registration provider's contact information.

Changing the name can take up to 45 days, and the processing time varies from person to person.

All registered providers register and update the TSA Precheck on behalf of TSA. Depending on the provider, the registration location, fee, and other campaigns that can be provided to applicants differ. The contents of the service of each registration provider can be confirmed in tsa. gov/precheck, and travelers can select a registered provider that meets their needs.

The TSA Precheck registration provider is a private company contracted by TSA, collecting TSA Precheck registration information from the applicant, and submitting that data to TSA and FBI. The applicant is registered by these registration providers, and the provider must meet the TSA requirements, including strict requirements for privacy and data security. Registered data is safely submitted to TSA, and TSA uses the registration information to conduct the identity survey of the applicant. TSA ultimately determines the qualification of TSA pr e-check.

Current contract providers are Clear, Idemia, and Telos. Travelers can join the most suitable provider for their needs. Details of all available providers are listed on tsa. gov/precheck.

Yes, you can update through the subscription provider you chose. See tsa. gov/precheck for available updates.

yes. Each registered provider can set its own TSA Prececk registration and renewal fees. The fees for auditing, arbitration, and program support provided to TSA are unified with all registered providers. To check the current available fees, see TSA. GOV/Precheck.

The benefits of TSA Precheck® do not apply to dependents over the age of 18. Please be sure to register here to receive the TSA Precheck® benefits. Note: Also, click here for credit cards and point programs to be cashed back equipped with TSA Precheck®.

Some people may need to renew in person, for example, if their name has changed and they have not completed a name renewal with TSA. If you are one of these individuals, you can either complete the renewal process in person at an enrollment center or complete the name renewal process with the enrollment provider you wish to renew with. Click here for enrollment provider contact information.

Rules for bringing firearms and ammunition individually