The Mobile Passport Control (MPC) app can be used at select U.S. ports of entry, including airports, seaports, and pedestrian land border crossings. Developed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the program is designed to streamline the entry process by allowing eligible travelers to submit information in advance. 

In total, Mobile Passport Control locations span 59 ports of entry across the U.S., along with a few international locations. 

Airports (51 locations)

The majority of MPC services are offered at international airports, where travelers can use the app upon arrival to streamline inspection processing. Supported airports include major hubs across the United States, Canada, and select international destinations. 

Full list of MPC airports: 

1. Winnipeg James A. Richardson International Airport, Winnipeg (YWG)
2. Vancouver International Airport, Vancouver (YVR)
3. Toronto Pearson International Airport, Toronto (YYZ)
4. Tampa International Airport, Tampa (TPA)
5. Shannon Airport, Shannon (SNN)
6. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Seattle (SEA)
7. Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, San Juan (SJU)
8. San Jose International Airport, San Jose (SJC)
9. San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco (SFO)
10. San Diego International Airport, San Diego (SAN)
11. Salt Lake City International Airport, Salt Lake City (SLC)
12. Sacramento International Airport, Sacramento (SMF)
13. Portland International Airport, Portland (PDX)
14. Pittsburgh International Airport, Pittsburgh (PIT)
15. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix (PHX)
16. Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia (PHL)
17. Ottawa International Airport, Ottawa (YOW)
18. Orlando International Airport, Orlando (MCO)
19. Oakland International Airport, Oakland (OAK)
20. Newark Liberty International Airport, New York/Newark (EWR)
21. Lynden Pindling International Airport, Nassau (NAS)
22. Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, Montréal (YUL)
23. Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP)
24. Miami International Airport, Miami (MIA)
25. Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles (LAX)
26. Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas (LAS)
27. Kansas City International Airport, Kansas City (MCI)
28. John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York (JFK)
29. William P. Hobby Airport, Houston (HOU)
30. George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston (IAH)
31. Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, Honolulu (HNL)
32. Halifax Stanfield International Airport, Halifax (YHZ)
33. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
34. Fairbanks International Airport, Fairbanks (FAI)
35. Edmonton International Airport, Edmonton (YEG)
36. Dublin Airport, Dublin (DUB)
37. Washington Dulles International Airport, Dulles (IAD)
38. Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Detroit (DTW)
39. Denver International Airport, Denver (DEN)
40. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
41. O’Hare International Airport, Chicago (ORD)
42. Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Charlotte (CLT)
43. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Cleveland (CLE)
44. Calgary International Airport, Calgary (YYC)
45. Logan International Airport, Boston (BOS)
46. Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, Baltimore/Washington (BWI)
47. L.F. Wade International Airport, Bermuda (BDA)
48. Queen Beatrix International Airport, Aruba (AUA)
49. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta (ATL)
50. Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, Anchorage (ANC)
51. Zayed International Airport, Abu Dhabi (AUH)

Seaports (4 locations)

MPC is also operational at major cruise and maritime entry points in Florida and Puerto Rico: 

• Port of Miami (MSE)
• Port Everglades, Fort Lauderdale (PEV)
• Port of Palm Beach (WPB)
• Port of San Juan (SAJ)

These locations primarily serve cruise passengers and maritime travelers entering the United States.

Pedestrian Land Border Crossings (4 locations)

More recently, MPC has been expanded to select pedestrian crossings along the U.S.–Canada border in Washington State, allowing eligible travelers to submit information before inspection.

• Peace Arch pedestrian crossing (Blaine, WA)
• Pacific Highway pedestrian crossing (Blaine, WA)
• Lynden–Aldergrove pedestrian crossing (Lynden, WA / Aldergrove, BC) 
• Sumas pedestrian crossing (Sumas, WA)

These Mobile Passport Control locations allow eligible travelers to save time by simplifying pre-arrival processing at select entry points. 

MPC is a mobile application developed by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. It is important to understand that it is not a visa, not a travel authorization, and it does not guarantee entry into the United States.

Instead, it functions as a pre-arrival screening tool. Travelers use the app to submit their information in advance, which allows them to complete part of the inspection process before arriving at the border checkpoint.

FAQs 

Can I use MPC if I am entering the U.S. for the first time?

Yes, eligible travelers can use MPC, but the final admission decision is always made by a CBP officer at the port of entry. 

Does MPC work at both arrival and departure airports?

No, MPC is only used for entering the United States. It cannot be used for departures. 

Do I still need to show my passport after using MPC?

Yes, travelers must still present their physical passport or travel documents for verification by CBP officers. 

Can families or groups use one MPC submission?

Yes, the app allows one submission per household, so families traveling together can be included in a single entry. 

Can non-U.S. citizens use MPC without ESTA?

No, eligible foreign travelers must still have valid authorization such as ESTA under the Visa Waiver Program. 

What happens if I don’t use the MPC lane after submission?

If the MPC lane is unavailable or unused, travelers are processed through standard CBP lanes instead.

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