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Sat Mark

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  1. Clearing browser cache fixed the problem. Thank you!
  2. Folks, How come no replies.. No one has any idea what this means? Is there a way to bring this to the attention of Forum Admins?
  3. When I try to open visajourney in my browser, I get the attached message. What does that mean? Can I not access the site as a guest (with no login user)?
  4. That's interesting. Looks like they might ask me to send documents by email, and then I might have to request a replacement card also. Hopefully sooner than later.
  5. Well, I actually went to an enrollment center yesterday. Here is the full story. I was an Indian citizen and Canadian Permanent Resident, when I got my Nexus card. Later on, I became a Canadian citizen. I wanted to update the passport number in my Nexus profile. I used the ttp.cbp.gov website and created a "change my profile" for whatever its called. It created a case entry in the status 'conditionally approved'. I called CBP and was asked to drop in without appointment, to get these changes made in my Nexus profile. The problem is that since I initiated that process online, and the conditional approval confused the guys at the enrollment center. The enrolllment center said everything is good and I'm good to leave. But I still have the same old Nexus card which shows info about my indian citizenship..
  6. Thank you. I have NOT updated my Visa info in the Nexus profile. I didn't even know that it can be updated.. I don't want to schedule any interview with them because it takes so long. I'm interested in the alternative you mention, ie. sending the info to CBP. How do I send the info to CBP and ask them to update this in my profile?
  7. You are right. Yes I was referring to TSA PreCheck while traveling within US. Thanks for confirming, I'll use the 9 digit number.
  8. Thank you, I'm crossing by foot in the landborder, so no vehicle involved.
  9. Hi friends, I'm a Canadian citizen with a Nexus card issued in 2019, but I'm presently living in the USA in a H1-B visa. Can I use Nexus as a Global entry equivalent while traveling within USA? Or should I apply and get another Global Entry card? Secondly, can we use this Nexus to skip the line while entering into the US from Mexico?
  10. I bought a digital TPMS from amazon. It is mounted on my dash (or windshield) and works wirelessly to get data from all 4 tires. I crossed at Niagara Falls Queenston Lewiston Bridge. The officer approved the import right away, and just stamped the documents that I was already carrying. It only took like 10 minutes. The officer didn't even see the TPMS in the car, but he did see that the car is indeed there from afar.
  11. First time posting here, just to say thanks to the friends and community members who have asked and answered many questions on this topic. I had to obtain a letter from Hyundai on compliance with US MVSS, had to fit an after market TPMS, obtained 3 forms sealed by Department of Homeland Security while crossing the border, and then worked with Pennsylvania DOT and the AutoTag center in my local town to successfully complete all paperwork. Now my Santa Fe has a Pennsylvania license plate and a PA insurance, so I guess this is a success.
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