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Official TTP Login Page

Open {site} to reach the official Trusted Traveler Programs portal. The page should identify U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Department of Homeland Security, and Trusted Traveler Programs. Government pages use a .gov domain and a secure browser connection.

Search results and advertisements can resemble the real portal. Do not enter an email address, password, authentication code, passport number, or PASSID on a page reached through an unfamiliar result. If the page asks you to contact a third-party service for access, leave it.

People may search for “https ttp cbp dhs gov login,” “ttp cbp dhs gov login,” “http ttp cbp dhs gov login,” or “https //ttp.cbp.dhs.gov login.” These phrases all express the same intent, but a typed search phrase does not verify the page. Check the address bar and government identity before continuing.

How to Sign In

The TTP portal uses Login.gov to authenticate users. Your Login.gov credentials are separate from your TTP application details, PASSID, or membership card information.

1. On the official TTP page, select Log In.
2. Continue to Login.gov when the government portal sends you there.
3. Enter the email address and password associated with your Login.gov account.
4. Complete the requested multi-factor authentication step. This may use an authentication app, security key, phone code, backup code, or another method already added to the account.
5. After authentication, allow the service to return you to the TTP dashboard.

Use the same Login.gov account previously connected to your TTP record. A different email address may open a separate account that does not show your application or membership.

Troubleshooting Login Problems

First identify where the problem occurs. An error before authentication is usually a Login.gov issue. An error after you return to the TTP portal, or missing application information on the dashboard, is usually a TTP account issue.

• Incorrect credentials: Check that you entered the email address for the connected Login.gov account. Passwords are case-sensitive. Do not repeatedly guess if you are unsure.

• No verification code: Confirm that the selected authentication method is still available. Check the phone signal, authentication app, security key, or saved backup codes as appropriate.

• Browser error: Close extra TTP and Login.gov tabs, reopen the official portal, and try again. If necessary, update the browser, clear stored site data for the affected government service, or use a private browsing window. Make sure cookies and JavaScript are not blocked for the session.

• Dashboard is empty: You may have signed in with a different email address or created more than one Login.gov account. Sign out and try the address originally connected to TTP.

• Temporary outage: If the official pages will not load or repeatedly return a service error, stop retrying for a while. Preserve the error message and try the official portal again later.

Never give an authentication code to someone claiming that they can unlock the portal. Official support may help diagnose access, but it does not need your password or one-time code.

Recovering Account Access

If you forgot the password, select the password-recovery option on the Login.gov sign-in screen. Enter the email address associated with the account and follow the message sent by Login.gov. Check spam or junk folders if it does not appear.

If one authentication method is unavailable, choose another method already registered to the account. Login.gov recommends maintaining more than one method because support cannot override multi-factor authentication or issue a replacement code.

If you permanently lost every authentication method, Login.gov’s documented recovery process requires deleting the inaccessible Login.gov account and creating a new one. Follow the account-deletion guidance in the official Login.gov Help Center. Deleting Login.gov access does not delete the underlying TTP application or membership, but you must reconnect the new account to the existing TTP record afterward.

If you no longer control the registered email address but can still sign in, add a new email address through Login.gov account settings before removing the old one. If you cannot sign in at all, use the official Login.gov guidance for an inaccessible account. Do not create repeated accounts unless the documented recovery process directs you to do so.

A temporarily locked Login.gov account must be handled through Login.gov’s on-screen instructions. CBP cannot bypass a Login.gov lock or its security checks.

Finding Application and Membership Information

After signing in, the TTP dashboard is the main place to review your record. Look for the application or Program Memberships area associated with your account.

• Check whether an application is pending, conditionally approved, approved, denied, or otherwise updated.
• Open notices or letters posted to the dashboard. An email may only tell you that something changed, so read the message inside the account.
• Review available interview instructions when the dashboard shows conditional approval.
• View the PASSID or membership information displayed for a successfully connected record.
• Update only the personal or contact fields that the portal permits you to edit.

If the dashboard has no application or membership information, do not start a duplicate application. Confirm that you used the original Login.gov email and that the existing TTP record was properly linked. CBP support can address linking or record-display problems.

Contacting Official Support

Use the Login.gov Help Center for password resets, authentication methods, missing verification codes, locked Login.gov accounts, account deletion, or problems completing the Login.gov sign-in step. Login.gov handles authentication but cannot decide an application or change a CBP membership record.

For TTP dashboard errors, record-linking problems, missing application details, or questions about an application or membership, use the CBP Information Center’s Ask Us a Question option. Choose Trusted Traveler Programs and the issue category that best matches the problem.

Include the exact error text, the stage where it appeared, and a screenshot with passwords, authentication codes, document numbers, and other sensitive details hidden. Use the email address associated with the affected account when the support form requests it. Official support cannot accelerate a review or bypass government security controls.