Shreveport Regional Airport
Shreveport, LA
Shreveport Regional Airport's official interview schedule is typically booked solid for months. But travelers cancel, miss flights, and reschedule every single day.
Those cancelled appointments drop back into the government system without warning and vanish in under 90 seconds. Instead of refreshing your browser all day, LineCutter monitors Shreveport Regional Airport every 30 seconds and texts your phone the instant someone cancels.
Interview Demand & Cancellation Drop Patterns
CBP appointments drop back into the government scheduling database at unpredictable intervals. Historical data shows major cancellation surges occur on Sunday evenings and Monday mornings when business travelers revise weekly travel plans, and 24 to 48 hours before scheduled weekday appointments.
Plan B Strategy: Enrollment on Arrival (EoA)
Can't find a scheduled appointment before your trip? Conditionally approved travelers do not need an advance appointment if returning to the US from an international flight. You can complete your full interview directly at the border.
Available inside the International Federal Inspection Services (Customs) arrivals area at Shreveport Regional Airport when landing from any international flight.
How to use it: When clearing US Customs, join the designated Enrollment on Arrival lane or inform the primary CBP passport control officer. No advance reservation needed.
Walk-In Policy & Required Documents
Mandatory Checklist: What to Bring
Original, unexpired passport used during your TTP application. If you hold dual citizenship, bring all active passports.
Valid driver's license with your current physical address, or a recent utility bill, mortgage statement, or lease agreement matching your address.
A printed copy or digital screenshot on your phone showing your 9-digit PASSID from your Dashboard at ttp.cbp.dhs.gov.
What to Expect During Your Interview
Typically 5 to 10 minutes per person.
The officer will take a 10-finger digital fingerprint scan and a high-resolution facial photograph for CBP biometric border kiosks.
Questions Typically Asked by Officers
- • What was the purpose and destination of your recent international trips?
- • What is your current occupation and who is your employer?
- • Have you ever had any customs, agricultural, or immigration violations in the US or abroad?
- • Have you ever been arrested or convicted of any criminal offense?
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I walk in for a Global Entry interview at Shreveport Regional Airport? ▾
Official CBP policy does not permit walk-ins for first-time Global Entry interviews at Shreveport Regional Airport. You must have a confirmed appointment. The only exception is Enrollment on Arrival (EoA) if you are landing from an international flight.
Does Shreveport Regional Airport offer Enrollment on Arrival (EoA)? ▾
Yes! Available inside the International Federal Inspection Services (Customs) arrivals area at Shreveport Regional Airport when landing from any international flight. No prior appointment is needed—simply inform the primary CBP passport control officer that you are conditionally approved.
What questions do CBP officers ask in the Shreveport Regional Airport Global Entry interview? ▾
CBP officers typically confirm your employment, ask about your recent international travel history, and ask if you have ever had any customs, agriculture, or criminal violations. The process is quick, taking 5 to 10 minutes.
What documents do I need to bring to Shreveport Regional Airport? ▾
You must bring your valid unexpired passport, your driver's license with your current physical residential address (or a utility bill/lease if your license has an old address), and your Conditional Approval letter showing your PASSID.
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