pattic777

Thanks for the response, Kirk... unfortunately, I guess either no one else has tried to apply or they have not seen my question. I think we're going to do without... it would be "nice" to have both the TSA Precheck and the Global Entry, but not worth $100*2 (for both of us) on the chance it might be denied just because we have a mail forwarding service address. Maybe someone else will respond at some point in the future! Patti

We are planning some international travel and in the process of completing application for the Global Entry Program. When it asks for address, it specifically says, "Note:The address you provide must be a physical address. PO Box, APO, FPO, and DPO are not allowed." Our address is the mail forwarding service in Livingston, TX. It *looks* like a physical address. Other places in the application process indicate that we need to bring proof that it *is* our address such as our driver's license (which is our mail forwarding service address), mortgage bills, rent bills, utility bills -- we don't have any of those. We do have cell phone and insurance bills (softcopy but have the Livingston address so we could print them out). I'm just wondering if anyone has successfully applied for a Global Entry id using a Livingston mail forwarding service address... I'd hate to pay the $100 non-refundable application fee just to have it denied. Appreciate hearing about any experiences! Patti