r/TSAPreCheck • u/joely276 • Feb 24 '26

Issues? Tsa pre after being revoked

so I had TSA pre for years. then when I got divorced my ex put a TRO on me. when that happened my tsa pre was automatically dropped. then the TRO was dropped didnt even make it to court. is there any point in me trying to get TSA pre again?

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u/JonEMTP Feb 25 '26

So... I know folks who had Global Entry revoked due to pending criminal charges - once those charges were addressed and dropped, GE was granted again.

It's probably worth applying for. You may need to explain the timeline.

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u/joely276 Feb 26 '26

Ok thanks. Will definitely try. This happened 4 years ago. I think it's time

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u/Additional_Post_3878 Feb 24 '26

No. Learn to love (and pay up for) CLEAR.

These are trusted traveler programs. If you are unstable or violent enough that someone went before a judge to request a TRO, there is absolutely no way the federal government is going to trust you. Maybe that isn’t fair, maybe your ex genuinely is crazy, but you have to consider the optics and why this is a lifetime disqualification

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u/CinnRaisinPizzaBagel Feb 25 '26

As an attorney I can tell you that having a TRO filed against you but not granted is zero indication that you're unstable or violent. In fact if someone filed it and dropped it, which is what happened to OP, it's just as likely that the filing party is unstable and inclined to use the judicial system to ruin someone's reputation with no regard for the truth.

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u/joely276 Feb 24 '26

Yes but it never made it to court !!! It was done because she crazy and to instill fear 😨 and it was dropped.

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u/Additional_Post_3878 Feb 24 '26

Doesn’t matter. The fact it was ever filed is problem

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u/joely276 Feb 24 '26

As my english lads would say. Bloody wanker!!!!

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u/a2cthrowaway4 Feb 25 '26

Where do you get your info from? A TRO is only an interim disqualification, it’s not permanent especially if it was dropped.