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This Appendix provides agency-specific codes and qualifiers associated with submission of data via the PGA Message Set. This page provides the message formats and technical specifications necessary to electronically transmit data to CBP's automated systems. This document is being posted to this...

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This brochure provides information as to why Trade Agreements are one of CBP's priority trade issues and explains how CBP is verifying, validating, and enforcing these agreements to promote the lawful importation of goods into the United States.

This trade information notice details the January 11, 2025 Section 321-Phase 2 deployment and user impacts.

This document provides the message formats and technical specifications necessary to electronically transmit data to CBP's automated systems.

Daily Foreign Currency Exchange Rate Multipliers are provided in Excel and PDF format. Note: For the official list of countries that are currently using the Euro (EUR), please go to the European Union's website.

This airport fact sheet for Bangor International Airport (KBGR) located in Bangor, Maine provides information regarding CBP procedures for general aviation aircraft operators arriving and/or departing from Bangor International Airport.

Significant records related to the CBP One mobile application. Current CBP One PIA: https://www.dhs.gov/publication/dhscbppia-068-cbp-one-mobile-application

CBP is posting the active Section 232 product exclusions in ACE on a weekly basis. If you are unable to file an entry with one of these active product exclusion numbers, contact your CBP Client Representative.

CBP is posting certain deactivated Section 232 product exclusions that have met or exceeded their 95 percent threshold in ACE on a weekly basis. To utilize any remaining quantity, importers can choose to file a Post Summary Correction (PSC) and request a refund of any Section 232 duties paid.