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Automation of 368 and 1002 Receipts
(Mobile Collections and Receipt Pilot for Automation of Maritime Processing Fees)
Overview
As part of its Revenue Modernization (Rev Mod) program, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is automating its receipt process for maritime processing fees (Forms 368 Collections and 1002 Tonnage Tax receipts). These changes will enable CBP personnel to collect payment and issue eReceipts quickly and efficiently, while providing the trade with the ability to pay maritime processing fees online.
The new automated process, titled Mobile Collections and Receipt (MCR), was initially piloted at the New Orleans, Louisiana; Gulfport, Mississippi; Mobile, Alabama and Los Angeles/Long Beach, California seaports of entry beginning in Spring 2017, and will be implemented in two phases:
MCR Pilot: What’s Changing and Timeline
| Phase | Start Date | What's Changing for the Vessel Entrance and Clearance Process |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Spring 2017 |
New 368 & 1002 electronic receipts for maritime processing fees are being emailed to owner/operators and designated vessel agents for New Orleans, Louisiana; Gulfport, Mississippi; Mobile, Alabama and Los Angeles/Long Beach, California seaports of entry. Owner/operators and designated vessel agents are responsible for printing the emailed receipts for presentation at ports during the pilot. |
| Phase 2 |
Communications to Trade are forthcoming with dates |
Online payment option and access to eReceipts issued for vessel arrivals at New Orleans, Louisiana; Gulfport, Mississippi; Mobile, Alabama and Los Angeles/Long Beach, California seaports of entry. |
