TSA Pre check after naturalization?

[Laure&Colin 557]

I'm awaiting my citizenship interview, and am currently enrolled in TSA Pre to make air travel more convenient. I used my green card to enroll in the system. What happens once I get naturalized? Can I update my status and provide my US passport as the supporting identity document, once I have one? Or do I need to completely re-enroll? I couldn't find the answer on the TSA website or by googling the question. Surely someone else here has had to go through the process?

[OldUser 6,608]

1 hour ago, Laure&Colin said:

I'm awaiting my citizenship interview, and am currently enrolled in TSA Pre to make air travel more convenient. I used my green card to enroll in the system. What happens once I get naturalized? Can I update my status and provide my US passport as the supporting identity document, once I have one? Or do I need to completely re-enroll? I couldn't find the answer on the TSA website or by googling the question. Surely someone else here has had to go through the process?

I has Global Entry on work visa. Once I became an LPR I updated docs with their enrollment center, didn't need to re-enroll or pay new fee. Since TSA PreCheck is not about border control, I wouldn't think you need to do anything.

[Positive_Vibes 63]

18 hours ago, Laure&Colin said:

I'm awaiting my citizenship interview, and am currently enrolled in TSA Pre to make air travel more convenient. I used my green card to enroll in the system. What happens once I get naturalized? Can I update my status and provide my US passport as the supporting identity document, once I have one? Or do I need to completely re-enroll? I couldn't find the answer on the TSA website or by googling the question. Surely someone else here has had to go through the process?

 

No, you do not need to re-enroll. I also used my green card to enroll. After I Naturalized and eventually received my US passport, I contacted TSA Enrollment by IDEMIA (Because that is how I originally enrolled) at 855-347-8371. If you enrolled via CLEAR you can call 888-831-9070, or if you enrolled via TELOS the number is 833-777-1811.

After I spoke with a representative, they had me email TSAEnrollmentDocuments@tsa.dhs.gov with my US passport and driver's license along with my information:

First Name: 
Middle Name: 
Last Name: 
KTN: 
External ID # (which they gave me during the call)

 

Then they confirmed my information was changed within 72 hours.

 

Hope that helps.

Edited May 13 by Positive_Vibes

[NotworkSte 19]

On 5/13/2024 at 2:59 PM, Positive_Vibes said:

 

No, you do not need to re-enroll. I also used my green card to enroll. After I Naturalized and eventually received my US passport, I contacted TSA Enrollment by IDEMIA (Because that is how I originally enrolled) at 855-347-8371. If you enrolled via CLEAR you can call 888-831-9070, or if you enrolled via TELOS the number is 833-777-1811.

After I spoke with a representative, they had me email TSAEnrollmentDocuments@tsa.dhs.gov with my US passport and driver's license along with my information:

First Name: 
Middle Name: 
Last Name: 
KTN: 
External ID # (which they gave me during the call)

 

Then they confirmed my information was changed within 72 hours.

 

Hope that helps.

That's quick! I am waiting 2 weeks and counting.

I tried to go to Tampa twice, and the office was closed. I called in, after 45 mins on hold to be told, go back to the office it is open until 10pm. I had to tell them, I am standing right by the door.

So they sent me an email I could reply to, I did that, and now waiting.