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This was a perfect video. I have used CBX before, but never the pedestrian crossing at San Ysidro. We crossed this last weekend. Keeping to the right using the GOES cards was a great tip. Thank you for posting.
I wish that Congress would grow some huevos and actually enforce the passport law that has been in effect since 2009. They need to institute a fine against Americans who don't follow the law and just present a driver's license. Not having the proper documents means that agents are forced to ask additional questions and that slows the line down. Hit passport scofflaws with a $100 fine and watch how quickly they apply for a passport. A travesty that there are no penalties.
Hello Sir,could you please tell me what is the difference between Global Intry and Sentri Intry.Does Sentri intry is usesd by persons who do not have American Visa but they have filled out their own personal information in CBP One App?
From my understanding, if you hold a SENTRI card, you can enter the U.S. by land and air only. On the other hand, Global Entry allows entry into the U.S. by land, air, and sea. If you're deciding between Global Entry and SENTRI, it's worth noting that Global Entry also provides access to SENTRI lanes at the U.S.-Mexico border if you register your vehicle with CBP. On a personal level, we have Global Entry and had no trouble using the SENTRI expedited lanes by foot at the border.
Hello again..I meant that after registring in CBP App and getting promission to cross the US border I have to wait in the Global line Intry,which is crowded or go to the left side and using Sentri Intri where there is no line and not crowded?@@TwoGayExpats
@saeedirani6612 there is no global entry line at this crossing only regular and SENTRI. If you have global entry, you can use the SENTRI line which has practically no wait but like in the video, you may have to kind of say excuse me and push past to get to the entrance for SENTRI as the regular line is overflowing into the SENTRI expedited lane.
All the web sites indicating border wait times show there being a pedeast ready lane. Is it really there? The videos I've seen only show general and sentri.
@@TwoGayExpats thanks for the quick response. I rarely go into San Diego, so it's not that big of a deal. If the general line is long you can take the shuttle bus for $10. It's pretty easy and only takes 30-45 minutes.