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honda1013
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sentri revoked
Currently my aunt member enrolled a vehicle into sentri back in oct., it took over six months, she first had a denial notification and then a revoked
notification?
Anybody have an experience in getting sentri back?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by honda1013
Anybody have an experience in getting sentri back? |
Ohhhh Lordy....... wish I could help, but please keep us posted as to the procedure as well as the outcome.
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fandango
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Maybe they revoked the denial.
Please let us know what happens.
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Go into your Aunt's on-line account and read the messages very carefully......does the notice say her SENTRI card was cancelled???? I believe they
send you a letter if they revoke your card
| Quote: | Originally posted by honda1013
Currently my aunt member enrolled a vehicle into sentri back in oct., it took over six months, she first had a denial notification and then a revoked
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Anybody have an experience in getting sentri back? |
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honda1013
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It states revoked,
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No reason given?
They probably won't say much over the telephone. If she uses, used the pass frequently it may have been revoked because of a breach of regulations.
Learning why should be first on the list of To Do's IMHO
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My other half didn't realize the wallet had been forgotten at home until it was time to present the sentri card to the agent. So there was no ID,
passport, ect. to show the agent. Sentry was consequently revoked!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by honda1013
Currently my aunt member enrolled a vehicle into sentri back in oct., it took over six months, she first had a denial notification and then a revoked
notification?
Anybody have an experience in getting sentri back? |
Geez, you make it sound like it's CBP's fault. I highly doubt it.
Have you talked to her about possible reasons WHY it was revoked? Or you dont really care and just want to know how to get one back?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by honda1013
Currently my aunt member enrolled a vehicle into sentri back in oct., it took over six months, she first had a denial notification and then a revoked
notification?
Anybody have an experience in getting sentri back? |
Was the denial (or revoked) for the vehicle or the Sentri card itself?
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Not much to go on here. Vague.
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go to the office. take all your paper work. Be prepared to wait or make an appointment.
Sometimes the revocation is a mistake. You may want your Aunt to come clean with any possible dui's or import infractions.
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...just keep leaning forward, don't lie, unless your a dweeb, you'll figure it out... I was told no 3 times...
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honda1013
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So paul r you got your sentri back?
Apparently the car is unders my cousins name also, so he had issues when he crossed. Since then i was reading one can request what cbp has on file
through the foia.
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You can request information, but you won't get a response. I did that, and never heard back from them. Your best bet is to make an appointment to
speak to a supervisor.
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honda1013
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apparently one can request cbp records trough foia
https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/969/~/sentri-el...
[Edited on 3-14-2014 by honda1013]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by tjsue
You can request information, but you won't get a response. I did that, and never heard back from them. Your best bet is to make an appointment to
speak to a supervisor.
CBP is so backlogged with work, that you'll never hear back from them. I appealed my Sentri denial through my Congresswoman's office, and her
assistant said that it takes 6-9 months to get a response from CBP.
Just make an appointment to speak to a supervisor, and you'll get better results.
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sounds like more to the story than whats explained here. it is important upon receiving your card that you activate it, if you fail to do this online,
it will be null & void, just thier policy, double check this simple feature, might be the problem
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| Quote: | Originally posted by chumlee57
sounds like more to the story than whats explained here. it is important upon receiving your card that you activate it, if you fail to do this online,
it will be null & void, just thier policy, double check this simple feature, might be the problem |
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This might just be it.
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I second that!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by honda1013
............Apparently the car is unders my cousins name also, so he had issues when he crossed......... |
The problem may be with the cousin who "had issues when he crossed".........if the cousin's car was added to the aunts account, that may have red
flagged the whole file.
If there was some kind of LE/CBP problem with the cousin or the cousin's car, that is pretty much of a SENTRI killer.
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