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Shouldn’t you have declared all of your passports when applying for Global Entry?

It sounds a bit unusual. Normally one doesn't need talking to an agent at LAX. GE kiosk verified my passport then printed me a piece of paper. I then handed it to an agent who didn't even want to look at me, let alone scanning my passport. Though I never enter with my Australian passport though...

I'm about to book a trip SYD-PER on VA with my partner and two kids; however I'm the only person with an airline status (UA MileagePlus Gold). I know that I'll have access to VA's lounge, but I couldn't find any info on whether I can bring any guests. As VA's Velocity Gold member can bring one...

My card doesn’t allow me entering any visa required country as there is no endorsement on the back. The sole purpose is to the possibility to make a speedy passage :(

Awesome, then I’ll try it out next time :D

BTW, if I entered the APEC lane while I ineligible to use the lane, there isn’t any fine or consequences, is there?

Hm... that pretty much makes my APEC card totally useless :(

lool good point. Let me try it out next time :D

Yea... Canadian APEC card is just like the US one. We don’t get any visa benefits. The card is super easy to get, but honestly I haven’t found it useful yet. I entered via SmartGate as the line was literally empty. But I’m still curious about how it would work if I were using the APEC lane?

I’m a permanent resident and I have an APEC Business Travel Card from Canada. There isn’t an AUS endorsement on the back, in fact there is no endorsements for any country since Canada isn’t a full APEC member. Can I still use APEC lane when arriving at SYD or MEL?

Thank you. It’s nice to be part of AFF especially as a newcomer to Australia;-)

Correct me if I’m wrong, I remember only US and Canadian citizens have TSA PreCheck unless one holds US green card. For others Global Entry is only for clearing customs and immigration.