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Biometrics - Air Exit Signage - English

1533-0921
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Los Angeles International Airport (KLAX) Fact Sheet Details

This airport fact sheet for Los Angeles International Airport (KLAX) located in Los Angeles, California provides information regarding CBP procedures for general aviation aircraft operators arriving and/or departing from Los Angeles International Airport.

King County International Airport (KBFI) Fact Sheet Details

This airport fact sheet for King County International Airport (KBFI) located in Seattle, Washington provides information regarding CBP procedures for general aviation aircraft operators arriving and/or departing from King County International Airport.

Biometric Sea Entry Exit Business Requirements

Publication number 3436-1023
This document identifies the business requirements for partner cruise lines and seaport authorities to participate in biometric entry (debarkation) and exit (embarkation) and other CBP approved TVS use cases.

Border Search of Electronic Devices Tear Sheet

CBP Publication No. 3160-0423
All persons, baggage, and merchandise arriving in, or departing from, the United States are subject to inspection by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). This search authority includes all electronic devices crossing our nation’s borders.

Biometric Air Exit Business Requirements

Publication number 3429-1023
This document identifies the business requirements for airlines and airport authorities to participate in biometric exit and CBP approved Traveler Verification Service use cases.

Global Entry Touchless Portal Instructions

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has introduced technological enhancements to the Global Entry (GE) arrival process. The new Global Entry Touchless Portals, using biometric facial comparison technology, enhance the Global Entry experience for both travelers and CBP officers, by reducing physical touchpoints and expediting member processing. The portals will eliminate the issuance of paper receipts and leverage mobile officer technology, thereby providing a secure, streamlined, and touchless experience for Global Entry members arriving from international travel.

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