Renewing your TSA PreCheck online only takes about five minutes — the hard part is remembering to do it before your membership expires. TSA PreCheck Renewal Tracker shows a clear countdown to your expiration date and reminds you in time. Enter your expiration date once and the app tracks your Trusted Traveler membership, counts down the days, and sends automatic reminders before you expire — so you keep your fast airport security lane with no gap.
Log in to the official Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) website. Your KTN and TSA PreCheck expiration date are shown on your dashboard. Enter that date in the app.
Yes. Global Entry includes TSA PreCheck and also runs on a 5-year cycle. Enter whichever expiration date applies to you and the app will track it.
You can renew online up to 6 months before your expiration date. TSA recommends renewing at least 60 days ahead to avoid a lapse in benefits. Renewing early costs you nothing — your new 5-year term starts when the current one ends.
Renew online at TSA.gov. This app reminds you before your expiration date so you do not miss the renewal window; it does not process the renewal itself.
Yes. There is no account and no login. Your expiration date is stored locally on your device only — never uploaded, never shared.
Yes — most members can renew entirely online in about 5 minutes, starting up to 6 months before expiration. The one common exception is a legal name change, which requires calling the TSA Help Center first.
Yes, in most cases. You don't have to start over as a new applicant — renewing within 6 months of your expiration date can usually still be done online. Wait longer than that and you may face extra requirements, so it's worth renewing before you lapse.
The online form itself takes about 5 minutes. Approval typically comes back in 3–5 business days, though TSA says it can occasionally take up to 60 days — which is exactly why this app reminds you 60 days ahead.
Online renewal costs around $70, though the exact fee depends on your enrollment provider — for example, about $58.75 through IDEMIA or around $70 through Telos or CLEAR.
No. Your Known Traveler Number (KTN) stays the same through renewal, regardless of which provider you use.
Yes — membership isn't automatic. TSA PreCheck lasts 5 years and simply expires if you don't renew, dropping you back into standard screening lines. That's the entire reason this app exists: to make sure you don't find out at the airport.
Go to the official Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) website, log in with your Known Traveler Number, and look for the renewal option once you're within your eligible window — up to 6 months before expiration. Confirm your details, pay the renewal fee, and submit. Most members are approved within a few business days with no in-person visit needed.
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