The short answer
A charge for TSA PRECHECK* ENROLL represents an official application or renewal fee for the TSA PreCheck expedited screening program processed via an authorized provider.
Why it shows up like this
TSA PreCheck enrollment and renewal fees are processed by official authorized enrollment providers including IDEMIA, Telos, or CLEAR under contract with the Transportation Security Administration.
The transaction typically appears on statement lines as TSA PRECHECK* ENROLL, IDEMIA*TSA PRECHECK, TELOS*TSA PRECHECK, or TSA PRECHECK RENEWAL.
Common reasons for this charge
- You completed an online renewal application for your 5-year TSA PreCheck membership.
- You visited an official enrollment center (e.g., Staples, IdentoGO, airport center) to complete in-person fingerprinting and payment.
- A family member applied for or renewed TSA PreCheck membership using your card.
How to locate the invoice and cancel
- Check application status online Visit tsa.gov/precheck or your enrollment provider's portal (IdentoGO or Telos) using your service code or application ID.
- Review payment confirmation Check your email for the official enrollment receipt issued at the time of payment.
- Contact enrollment provider support Call IDEMIA Customer Support at 1-855-347-8371 or Telos Support at 1-888-872-5561.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the TSA PreCheck application fee refundable if denied?
No. The TSA PreCheck fee covers the cost of background vetting and fingerprint processing and is strictly non-refundable regardless of application outcome.
Do credit cards reimburse TSA PreCheck fees?
Many premium travel credit cards provide a statement credit covering the application or renewal fee once every 4 to 5 years.
Dispute Rights & Fraud Prevention
If you did not apply for or renew TSA PreCheck, check whether someone in your household submitted an application.
Beware of unofficial third-party lookalike scam sites charging inflated fees. Always apply through official tsa.gov or authorized provider links.
How do I know if I paid an official provider?
Official providers are authorized directly by the TSA (IDEMIA, Telos, CLEAR) and fees generally range from $70 to $78 for renewals or $78 to $85 for new enrollments.
What should I do if I was charged by a third-party scam site?
If an unauthorized third-party site charged you without submitting a legitimate application, file a fraud dispute with your card issuer immediately.
Independent reference — not affiliated with IDEMIA / Telos / TSA. Billing names and policies change; verify with the merchant or your bank before acting.
Verified sources
Every claim on this page is checked against official sources — open them to confirm before you call your bank.
- Transportation Security Administration Official PreCheck https://www.tsa.gov
- U.S. Department of Homeland Security Trusted Traveler Programs https://ttp.dhs.gov
Reviewed Aug 15, 2026 · high · About UnknownCharges