Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (DHS TRIP) Overview
Homeland Security Components
- Office of US-VISIT
- Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- Privacy Office
- Transportation Security Administration
Related Resources
One-Stop Travelers' Redress Process
On This Page:
Step 1
Should I use DHS TRIP?
| Step 2
How to use DHS TRIP
| Step 3
After your inquiry
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Redress Control Number
Have you been asked for a redress number?
DHS TRIP helps travelers improve their travel experience and correct inaccuracies in government records that may make travel more difficult.
DHS TRIP helps resolve inconveniences resulting from name similarities by providing a redress control number that allows systems to prevent misidentifications from happening again.
More About Traveler Screening
- Global Entry (CBP)
- Secure Flight Program (TSA)
- Terrorist Screening Center (FBI)
- Request review or waiver of ineligibility to enter U.S.
- Canadian Citizens (CBP)
- Canadian Citizens (USCIS) or
- Non-Canadians (State Department)
Contact
This page was last reviewed / modified on November 16, 2010.

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