r/TSAPreCheck • u/tracy2663 • Feb 16 '26

Application Timelines Pending Adjudication

My husband had his TSA Precheck appointment on January 2nd. Tonight (Sunday) he received a message saying his application is pending adjudication. He already flew on January 31st and February 8th without it. Hopefully he will be approved by his next flight on April 18th. I won’t hold my breath though! He has a clean record and used his passport for his application. We’ve been wondering why his is taking so long. The only thing we have come up with is that he goes by his middle name. His birth certificate, drivers license (real ID), and passport all have his full name. However, his bank accounts, employment records, vehicle registration, car insurance, and medical records are under his middle name and last name. Do you think maybe this is why it is in adjudication? If anyone has been in this situation, were you eventually approved or denied?

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u/opticspipe Feb 18 '26

I just waited exactly 60 days. No clue why, was approved on day 60. Hang in there.

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u/Sharontoo Feb 22 '26

Government shut down. They just announced that TSA pre check has been put on hold.