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TSA opens second PreCheck application center in Atlanta

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July 25, 2014

The Transportation Security Administration has opened a second application center at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport for its “trusted traveler program,” aimed at making it easier to enroll for an expedited screening process.

The new TSA PreCheck application center is in the terminal, allowing those without boarding passes to access it.

Applying for the program costs $85. Those interested start the process online before scheduling an appointment to submit fingerprints, documentation and payment at an airport application center.

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