Pre-Check is domestic only, but signing up for the international (Global Entry) gets you Pre-Check domestic and special lanes for customs, etc., for $100.

What Sparky said--I signed up for Global Entry, and while I only leave the country a few times a year, it's pretty sweet. And gets me precheck, which is really why I signed up. Though the precheck lines are getting longer and longer as they funnel more and more people through them, which is annoying to me...but I'm happy to not take out my laptop or take off my shoes.

(I think this is how the terrorist win: when the government takes away so much that you're happen when you get a few things back...when you would've been annoyed at the beginning to be where you end up...)

I think It's been nine or ten years since I've flown anywhere. Just too much of a hassle. (I like the flying part, though.)

I seem to have pre-check with United, although I seriously don't remember signing up for it.

I would be more interested in Pre-Check if I felt like I was in bad lines all the time, but I don't. I would definitely do Global Entry if I travelled internationally more, though.

I totally won this afternoon: Got pie without having to go to the meeting at which it was provided.

Thanks for the info, all! I only travel internationally once every couple years, but it would be nice to have it. I don't know that I want to be fingerprinted, though. What if I have to commit a crime someday and don't have gloves with me??

Oh, yeah, we actually did Global Entry not just Precheck. Worth it!

I don't know that I want to be fingerprinted, though

I got fingerprinted when I did customer support for the Post Office, so my nefarious future is already foiled.

What a day. I hate everyone except Pope Francis.

Dana doesn't love us anymore.

How cool a job would this be? Sadly, too far from my house, and I'm over-qualified for it. But still.

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