When entering the United States as a permanent resident and with Global Entry, does the US immigration agent stamp one's passport?
Follow-up question: Why do US officers sometimes stamp non-US passports?
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Sign up to join this communityWhen entering the United States as a permanent resident and with Global Entry, does the US immigration agent stamp one's passport?
Follow-up question: Why do US officers sometimes stamp non-US passports?
No. Reference my passport, which has no stamp for my return to California after spending last Christmas in England. I am a permanent resident and used Global Entry.
My entry is recorded in the CBP travel history database, so there is an official record, just not in my passport.
My experience was arriving at San Diego International Airport (SAN).
Yes, I did receive a stamp in my passport when pre-clearing with CBP in Halifax (YHZ) with NEXUS using the Global Entry kiosk. They did look at my passport, ask me how I gained my Permanent Residence, and stamped my passport with an entry stamp.