How to link family-members on SENTRI application
I am in the process of applying for SENTRI passes for my family (myself, wife, 4 children). On this CBP help page it says:
Application Fee: $25.00 per person (or a maximum of $50.00 for husband, wife and minor children)
Fingerprint Fee: $14.50 (applicants 14 years of age and older)
System Cost Fee: $82.75 per person (or a maximum of $165.50 for a husband, wife and minor children)
Total Fee: $122.25 per person
I am aware I need to create an entirely separate login and application for all 6 members of my family, however after completing the first one I don't see where I am presented the option to link family member applications in order to have the application cost limited based on the parts I've bolded above.
How do I ensure I only pay the maximum $50 application and $165.50 system cost for my family SENTRI application?
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Can SENTRI be used as passport?
Yes, you can use your SENTRI card instead of a passport if you want to travel to or return from Mexico by land and sea. I you are travelling by airplane, you need a passport.How long does it take to get a SENTRI appointment?
The entire process can take between 2-6 months, depending upon the application and interview backlog. Your initial application only requires around 20-30 minutes, but conditional application approval could take up to 6 weeks, and the interview booking time period could be weeks or months.How do I update my SENTRI card?
How To Renew Your SENTRI MembershipWhat documents are needed for SENTRI interview?
SENTRI Interview Documentation- Your US citizenship or legal immigration status.
- A valid driver's license from the US state where you live.
- Your vehicle registration and documentation for legal US car insurance.
- A notarized letter authorizing your vehicles use if it is not owned by you.
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