Conditional approval means CBP has vetted your application — the last step is an in-person interview. That's also where most applicants hit a wall. As of June 2026, 18 of the 123 Global Entry enrollment centers we monitor list no open interviews at all, and another 9 have nothing within the next two months.
Cancelled interview slots open up every day — they're just gone within minutes. Haya watches the official CBP scheduler every 5 minutes, around the clock, and alerts you the moment a slot opens at your enrollment center. Email alerts are free; push and SMS alerts for near-term slots are on Pro.
Get free appointment alerts →Schedule an in-person interview at any enrollment center (it does not have to be near your address), or complete the interview via Enrollment on Arrival when arriving in the US on an international flight at a participating airport. Conditional approval stays valid long enough for either path, but interviews at popular centers book out months ahead.
Demand far exceeds interview capacity at major metro enrollment centers. As of June 2026, 18 of the 123 Global Entry enrollment centers we monitor list no open interviews at all, and another 9 have nothing within the next two months. Cancelled slots do open up daily, but they are typically rebooked within minutes.
Yes — Enrollment on Arrival lets conditionally approved applicants complete the interview while clearing customs on arrival from an international flight, with no appointment needed, at 75+ participating airports.
Cancellations are released back into the CBP scheduler throughout the day and are usually gone within minutes. An alert service like Haya watches the scheduler every 5 minutes and notifies you the moment a slot opens at your chosen centers — email alerts are free.
If a travel credit card covered your $120 application fee, see your card's guide: