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E2 Visa, would TSA Precheck. / Global Entry Denial cause issues with current E2?
I currently work in the USA on an E2 Visa, I am interested in enrolling for the TSA Pre-Check due to the amount of travelling I do in the USA.
As a British Citizen I understand that I have to apply for global entry and that the TSA pre-check is a benefit of this.
The background check seems pretty similar to that of an E2 Visa. I have a criminal conviction for Drink Driving back in 1997 in the UK. With regards to the visa, I had to bring an ACRO Certificate and answered a few questions on the 20 year old offence.
My questions are as follows: As my Visa was approved, I assume it is likely global entry will be approved?
Also, my concern is that if I do get denied Global Entry, as maybe the requirements are different; would this have any negative impact on my E2 Visa?
I would just like to clarify before I complete the application as to whether it could cause me any problems and would be better off leaving it .
Many thanks,
As a British Citizen I understand that I have to apply for global entry and that the TSA pre-check is a benefit of this.
The background check seems pretty similar to that of an E2 Visa. I have a criminal conviction for Drink Driving back in 1997 in the UK. With regards to the visa, I had to bring an ACRO Certificate and answered a few questions on the 20 year old offence.
My questions are as follows: As my Visa was approved, I assume it is likely global entry will be approved?
Also, my concern is that if I do get denied Global Entry, as maybe the requirements are different; would this have any negative impact on my E2 Visa?
I would just like to clarify before I complete the application as to whether it could cause me any problems and would be better off leaving it .
Many thanks,
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