TSA Updates Forms for Visitors and Foreign Nationals at Facilities
Published Date: 4/22/2025
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The TSA is updating the forms visitors fill out before entering their National Capital Region facilities. If you plan to visit or bring foreign guests, these changes might affect you. The update is under review to keep things smooth and secure, with no extra costs expected.
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