TTPRADARLas Vegas Global Entry Interview
Las Vegas has its own Global Entry enrollment center inside Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), on the 2nd level of Terminal 3 at door 47. It is a real interview office, not a kiosk, and it serves Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and the rest of southern Nevada. This page shows the current wait for a Global Entry interview at LAS, how availability has moved over recent weeks, CBP's official details for the office, and the centers Nevada travelers most often compare it with.
Next interview here 1 week Checked
The next scheduled opening is a week or two out. That is short enough that a cancellation could bring it forward by days rather than months.
Las Vegas availability history
What CBP was publishing for Global Entry interviews here on each day we checked. Today’s figure is at the top of the page; this shows how often earlier dates have actually been open.
In the last 57 days we checked, Las Vegas Enrollment Center had an interview date within a week on 19 of them, and a bookable window further out on 38 more. On those days the typical wait to the next interview was 1 week, and at its longest 1 month.
- Days checked
- 57 (21 Aug to 16 Oct)
- Interview within a week
- 19 of 57 days
- Any bookable date
- 57 of 57 days
- Typical wait when bookable
- 1 week
- Shortest / longest
- Same day / 1 month
Source: TTPRadar’s daily check of CBP’s public appointment scheduler. A day counts as bookable when at least three interview slots were open in the next six months.
Finding the office in Terminal 3
CBP places the office in Terminal 3, 2nd level, on the east end of the airport, between lost and found and Las Vegas Metro, at door 47. Only the applicant with the appointment is allowed in, with one exception: children 17 and under arriving with a parent or guardian.
What CBP asks you to bring
Las Vegas has one of the more detailed document lists. Originals only; photocopies are not accepted, and missing documents mean rescheduling.
- A valid passport book (not a passport card), plus your non-immigrant visa, driver's license, naturalization certificate and permanent resident card as they apply to you.
- Proof of residency if your address differs from the one on your driver's license.
- If you have ever been arrested: certified court documents showing the outcome, whatever the date. A name search document is not accepted.
- APEC applicants: proof of current business involvement with businesses in APEC approved countries.
Enrollment on Arrival and other centers
Las Vegas has been on CBP's list of Enrollment on Arrival airports. That only helps if you are conditionally approved and landing on an international flight that clears CBP here; domestic arrivals and connections do not count. Check CBP's current list before relying on it.
If the Las Vegas calendar does not suit you, Southern California is the usual backup: Ontario International and the LAX center, which CBP notes is on S. La Cienega Blvd and not at the airport itself. Phoenix Sky Harbor is another option. Waits change daily, so compare the live figures below.
The enrollment center
Las Vegas Enrollment Center
- Address
- 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd Terminal 3
Las Vegas, NV 89119 - Phone
- (702) 730-6072, (877) 227-5511
- Programs
- Global Entry
Directions from CBP
Las Vegas Global Entry office is located at Harry Reid International Terminal 3, 2nd level on the east end of the airport between lost and found and Las Vegas Metro, at door 47.
CBP’s notes for this center
Must bring: • Please bring your VALID Passport Book (NOT Passport Card), Non-Immigrant Visa, Driver's License, Naturalization Certificate and Lawful Permanent Resident Card as applicable. All documents MUST be valid. A photocopy of these REQUIRED documents is NOT acceptable. Failure to have the required documentation will result in you having to Reschedule your interview. If your residence is different from what is listed on your driver's license, please provide proof of residency. • If you have ever been arrested, please bring certified court documents showing the disposition of your arrest(s) regardless of the date and outcome. (A name search document will not be accepted). If interviewing for the APEC Program, please provide proof of current business involvement with businesses located in APEC approved countries. Only the applicant with an appointment will be allowed access to the enrollment center, exception for minor children(17 under) arriving with parent/guardian. If making appointments for family, please ensure that an appointment was reserved by logging into each account to book an appointment. You may only book one appointment per account. Walk-ins will not be accepted.
Quoted from CBP’s public Trusted Traveler Programs scheduler, as published on 16 Oct 2026. CBP updates these without notice, so confirm details in your TTP account before you travel. TTPRadar is not affiliated with CBP.
Nearby Global Entry centers
You can interview at any Global Entry enrollment center, not just the closest. If you can travel, these are the alternatives and what each is showing today.
How it works
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Get a text
We text you the moment an earlier slot opens, so you can book it on the official TTP website.
Las Vegas Global Entry interview questions
How long is the Global Entry interview wait in Las Vegas?
About 1 week. On 16 Oct 2026 the earliest interview date published for Las Vegas Enrollment Center was 26 Oct 2026. Cancellations can open something sooner at any time.
How often do Las Vegas Global Entry interview slots open?
In the last 57 days we checked, Las Vegas Enrollment Center had an interview date within a week on 19 of them, and a bookable window further out on 38 more. On those days the typical wait to the next interview was 1 week, and at its longest 1 month. Openings between those dates come from cancellations and reschedules, which is what alerts are for.
Where is the Las Vegas Global Entry enrollment center?
Las Vegas Enrollment Center, 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd Terminal 3, Las Vegas, NV 89119. It is the only Global Entry enrollment center in Nevada.
Can I bring my family into the Las Vegas interview?
Only applicants with an appointment are allowed into the enrollment center. The exception is minor children, 17 and under, arriving with a parent or guardian. Each family member needs their own appointment, booked from their own account.
Do I need court documents for an old arrest?
Yes. CBP's notes for Las Vegas say to bring certified court documents showing the disposition of any arrest, regardless of the date and outcome. A name search document is not accepted.
Does the Las Vegas center take walk-ins?
No. CBP says walk-ins will not be accepted at the Las Vegas enrollment center.
How do I get an earlier Global Entry interview in Las Vegas?
By being there in the minutes after a slot is released, which is why checking by hand a few times a day rarely catches one. Watch more than one center if you can travel, and keep your TTP login to hand so you can confirm the moment you see a date.
Does TTPRadar book the interview for me?
No. We are independent of CBP and cannot book, hold or reserve an appointment. We tell you the moment an earlier Las Vegas interview appears, and you book it yourself on the official Trusted Traveler Programs website.
Is there a free way to watch Las Vegas?
Yes. Free browser alerts watch one center while you keep the page open and play a sound when an interview that suits you appears. Text alerts cost $24.99 once for 30 days, cover up to three centers and reach you wherever you are. There is no subscription and no account to create.
Get a text when an earlier Las Vegas slot opens
We watch Las Vegas Enrollment Center and up to two other centers around the clock and text you the moment an earlier Global Entry interview appears. One payment, no subscription. Or watch it free in your browser.