Will NEXUS interviews still take place during the shutdown?
I've scheduled (some time ago) a trip to Niagara Falls the week after New Years, both as a vacation but also to have our NEXUS Interviews (for my family). Our interviews are a few days after New Years.
With the US Government Shutdown, will these be impacted (either by being cancelled, or by being delayed)? I've read that Department of Homeland Security is one of the affected agencies, but also that TSA and Customs & Border Patrol are still working as normal (see this article for example). I haven't found something more specific, and my emailed question to them was answered with a likely form letter that did not answer the question at all (and focused on a different element of my question, the family part).
Additionally complicating matters of course is that the NEXUS interview is with Canadian folks as well as US. Is it likely to matter if we have it in Niagara (where it's on the US side) as opposed to trying to schedule it in, say, Toronto (firmly in Canadian soil)?
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I've scheduled (some time ago) a trip to Niagara Falls the week after New Years, both as a vacation but also to have our NEXUS Interviews (for my family). Our interviews are a few days after New Years.
With the US Government Shutdown, will these be impacted (either by being cancelled, or by being delayed)? I've read that Department of Homeland Security is one of the affected agencies, but also that TSA and Customs & Border Patrol are still working as normal (see this article for example). I haven't found something more specific, and my emailed question to them was answered with a likely form letter that did not answer the question at all (and focused on a different element of my question, the family part).
Additionally complicating matters of course is that the NEXUS interview is with Canadian folks as well as US. Is it likely to matter if we have it in Niagara (where it's on the US side) as opposed to trying to schedule it in, say, Toronto (firmly in Canadian soil)?
usa canada event-based-effects nexus
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I've scheduled (some time ago) a trip to Niagara Falls the week after New Years, both as a vacation but also to have our NEXUS Interviews (for my family). Our interviews are a few days after New Years.
With the US Government Shutdown, will these be impacted (either by being cancelled, or by being delayed)? I've read that Department of Homeland Security is one of the affected agencies, but also that TSA and Customs & Border Patrol are still working as normal (see this article for example). I haven't found something more specific, and my emailed question to them was answered with a likely form letter that did not answer the question at all (and focused on a different element of my question, the family part).
Additionally complicating matters of course is that the NEXUS interview is with Canadian folks as well as US. Is it likely to matter if we have it in Niagara (where it's on the US side) as opposed to trying to schedule it in, say, Toronto (firmly in Canadian soil)?
usa canada event-based-effects nexus
edited Dec 25 at 11:30
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I've scheduled (some time ago) a trip to Niagara Falls the week after New Years, both as a vacation but also to have our NEXUS Interviews (for my family). Our interviews are a few days after New Years.
With the US Government Shutdown, will these be impacted (either by being cancelled, or by being delayed)? I've read that Department of Homeland Security is one of the affected agencies, but also that TSA and Customs & Border Patrol are still working as normal (see this article for example). I haven't found something more specific, and my emailed question to them was answered with a likely form letter that did not answer the question at all (and focused on a different element of my question, the family part).
Additionally complicating matters of course is that the NEXUS interview is with Canadian folks as well as US. Is it likely to matter if we have it in Niagara (where it's on the US side) as opposed to trying to schedule it in, say, Toronto (firmly in Canadian soil)?
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Cross your fingers and hope that the budget impasse is resolved before your interview. If so, then you should have your interviews as scheduled; interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled, and are not rescheduled automatically.
CBP is funded through the appropriations process, unlike CIS, for example, which is self-funded through fees. Despite how distressingly frequent appropriations lapses have become, there is still uncertainty in a shutdown because different offices and employees may be designated as essential, and different programs may have been funded through separate vehicles. Living in the Washington area, I have many friends who are federal employees, and more than a few have been told to check the website on a daily basis to see whether they should sign in or not.
Unfortunately, this means that your best for accurate information about the interview will be to contact the interview center. In theory, because NEXUS is a cooperative program with Canadian officials, DHS officials might prioritize it over, say, GLobal Entry (which closed at least one office during the last shutdown), but that is just a hope. There were anecdotal reports of NEXUS interview cancellations posted to FlyerTalk last January.
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Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
1
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
add a comment |
I was scheduled to have my Nexus interview on Dec. 24 in Vancouver, BC. When I showed up at the office, I was informed the U.S. officers were not working and that my application would not be processed. I was advised that once the U.S. government is back up and running, I should call the Nexus hotline to re-schedule my interview with the U.S. officers. (I was still able to get my retina scan done, since that was done by the Canadian side.)
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We were supposed to have our interview December 27th in Toronto. We got an email the day before saying it was cancelled and we should reschedule at our convenience.
Not easy to do as a Canadian living in the US! Hope it’s resolved in time for your interview.
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Cross your fingers and hope that the budget impasse is resolved before your interview. If so, then you should have your interviews as scheduled; interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled, and are not rescheduled automatically.
CBP is funded through the appropriations process, unlike CIS, for example, which is self-funded through fees. Despite how distressingly frequent appropriations lapses have become, there is still uncertainty in a shutdown because different offices and employees may be designated as essential, and different programs may have been funded through separate vehicles. Living in the Washington area, I have many friends who are federal employees, and more than a few have been told to check the website on a daily basis to see whether they should sign in or not.
Unfortunately, this means that your best for accurate information about the interview will be to contact the interview center. In theory, because NEXUS is a cooperative program with Canadian officials, DHS officials might prioritize it over, say, GLobal Entry (which closed at least one office during the last shutdown), but that is just a hope. There were anecdotal reports of NEXUS interview cancellations posted to FlyerTalk last January.
answered Dec 24 at 17:11
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Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
1
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
add a comment |
Cross your fingers and hope that the budget impasse is resolved before your interview. If so, then you should have your interviews as scheduled; interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled, and are not rescheduled automatically.
CBP is funded through the appropriations process, unlike CIS, for example, which is self-funded through fees. Despite how distressingly frequent appropriations lapses have become, there is still uncertainty in a shutdown because different offices and employees may be designated as essential, and different programs may have been funded through separate vehicles. Living in the Washington area, I have many friends who are federal employees, and more than a few have been told to check the website on a daily basis to see whether they should sign in or not.
Unfortunately, this means that your best for accurate information about the interview will be to contact the interview center. In theory, because NEXUS is a cooperative program with Canadian officials, DHS officials might prioritize it over, say, GLobal Entry (which closed at least one office during the last shutdown), but that is just a hope. There were anecdotal reports of NEXUS interview cancellations posted to FlyerTalk last January.
answered Dec 24 at 17:11
choster
32.9k493146
Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
1
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
add a comment |
Cross your fingers and hope that the budget impasse is resolved before your interview. If so, then you should have your interviews as scheduled; interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled, and are not rescheduled automatically.
CBP is funded through the appropriations process, unlike CIS, for example, which is self-funded through fees. Despite how distressingly frequent appropriations lapses have become, there is still uncertainty in a shutdown because different offices and employees may be designated as essential, and different programs may have been funded through separate vehicles. Living in the Washington area, I have many friends who are federal employees, and more than a few have been told to check the website on a daily basis to see whether they should sign in or not.
Unfortunately, this means that your best for accurate information about the interview will be to contact the interview center. In theory, because NEXUS is a cooperative program with Canadian officials, DHS officials might prioritize it over, say, GLobal Entry (which closed at least one office during the last shutdown), but that is just a hope. There were anecdotal reports of NEXUS interview cancellations posted to FlyerTalk last January.
answered Dec 24 at 17:11
choster
32.9k493146
Cross your fingers and hope that the budget impasse is resolved before your interview. If so, then you should have your interviews as scheduled; interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled, and are not rescheduled automatically.
CBP is funded through the appropriations process, unlike CIS, for example, which is self-funded through fees. Despite how distressingly frequent appropriations lapses have become, there is still uncertainty in a shutdown because different offices and employees may be designated as essential, and different programs may have been funded through separate vehicles. Living in the Washington area, I have many friends who are federal employees, and more than a few have been told to check the website on a daily basis to see whether they should sign in or not.
Unfortunately, this means that your best for accurate information about the interview will be to contact the interview center. In theory, because NEXUS is a cooperative program with Canadian officials, DHS officials might prioritize it over, say, GLobal Entry (which closed at least one office during the last shutdown), but that is just a hope. There were anecdotal reports of NEXUS interview cancellations posted to FlyerTalk last January.
answered Dec 24 at 17:11
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32.9k493146
answered Dec 24 at 17:11
choster
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answered Dec 24 at 17:11
choster
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answered Dec 24 at 17:11
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Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
1
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
add a comment |
Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
1
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
Okay, thanks - hopefully they'll reopen by the time I'm there, otherwise we'll just have to have another vacation in Canada I guess... :)
– Joe
Dec 24 at 17:32
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
@Joe I do hope for the best that someone with more or more reliable information will post something more informative than "hope for the best" :-).
– choster
Dec 24 at 17:35
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
This answer is kind of confusing. Your first paragraph appears to say definitively (though without supporting evidence) that interviews will not be held during the shutdown, and the remaining paragraphs read more like "nobody knows". The links in the last paragraph don't tell us with certainty whether interviews will be held during the current shutdown or not.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 0:43
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
@NateEldredge The only answer that it is possible to give at this time is "call your interview center."
– choster
Dec 25 at 3:14
1
1
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
So then, maybe you want to change the wording in the first paragraph? Because the unconditional "interviews scheduled during the lapse are simply cancelled" seems to exclude all possibility of them happening, which would make it pointless to call the center.
– Nate Eldredge
Dec 25 at 7:05
add a comment |
I was scheduled to have my Nexus interview on Dec. 24 in Vancouver, BC. When I showed up at the office, I was informed the U.S. officers were not working and that my application would not be processed. I was advised that once the U.S. government is back up and running, I should call the Nexus hotline to re-schedule my interview with the U.S. officers. (I was still able to get my retina scan done, since that was done by the Canadian side.)
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Thanks for giving your direct experience - I will keep this in mind as a possibility were this to be a problem.
– Joe
2 days ago
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I was scheduled to have my Nexus interview on Dec. 24 in Vancouver, BC. When I showed up at the office, I was informed the U.S. officers were not working and that my application would not be processed. I was advised that once the U.S. government is back up and running, I should call the Nexus hotline to re-schedule my interview with the U.S. officers. (I was still able to get my retina scan done, since that was done by the Canadian side.)
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Thanks for giving your direct experience - I will keep this in mind as a possibility were this to be a problem.
– Joe
2 days ago
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I was scheduled to have my Nexus interview on Dec. 24 in Vancouver, BC. When I showed up at the office, I was informed the U.S. officers were not working and that my application would not be processed. I was advised that once the U.S. government is back up and running, I should call the Nexus hotline to re-schedule my interview with the U.S. officers. (I was still able to get my retina scan done, since that was done by the Canadian side.)
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I was scheduled to have my Nexus interview on Dec. 24 in Vancouver, BC. When I showed up at the office, I was informed the U.S. officers were not working and that my application would not be processed. I was advised that once the U.S. government is back up and running, I should call the Nexus hotline to re-schedule my interview with the U.S. officers. (I was still able to get my retina scan done, since that was done by the Canadian side.)
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Thanks for giving your direct experience - I will keep this in mind as a possibility were this to be a problem.
– Joe
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Thanks for giving your direct experience - I will keep this in mind as a possibility were this to be a problem.
– Joe
2 days ago
Thanks for giving your direct experience - I will keep this in mind as a possibility were this to be a problem.
– Joe
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Thanks for giving your direct experience - I will keep this in mind as a possibility were this to be a problem.
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We were supposed to have our interview December 27th in Toronto. We got an email the day before saying it was cancelled and we should reschedule at our convenience.
Not easy to do as a Canadian living in the US! Hope it’s resolved in time for your interview.
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We were supposed to have our interview December 27th in Toronto. We got an email the day before saying it was cancelled and we should reschedule at our convenience.
Not easy to do as a Canadian living in the US! Hope it’s resolved in time for your interview.
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We were supposed to have our interview December 27th in Toronto. We got an email the day before saying it was cancelled and we should reschedule at our convenience.
Not easy to do as a Canadian living in the US! Hope it’s resolved in time for your interview.
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We were supposed to have our interview December 27th in Toronto. We got an email the day before saying it was cancelled and we should reschedule at our convenience.
Not easy to do as a Canadian living in the US! Hope it’s resolved in time for your interview.
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