This one asks for nothing
- No login and no password. Not CBP's, not anyone's. We read a public schedule; there is nothing to sign in to.
- No extension to install. It runs on our servers, so it keeps watching whether your laptop is open or not.
- We cannot book it for you, and would not offer to. You get an email with the time and the centre; you book it yourself at ttp.cbp.dhs.gov.
Set up an alert
You need a free account so there is somewhere to send the email. Create one — it takes a verification code and nothing else.
What this cannot do
- Slots go in minutes, sometimes seconds. Every alert carries CBP's own "last refreshed" timestamp so you can see how fresh it was. Treat an alert as a sprint, not a reservation.
- It cannot create an appointment. Openings exist when somebody cancels. If nobody cancels near you, no amount of watching changes that.
- It will not tell you about later slots. That is the point — you already have an appointment, and a slot after it is not news.
- It is not affiliated with CBP or the Department of Homeland Security.