Entry Type 86 Admissibility Questions
Entry Type 86 will be applicable to any PGA regulated commodity that requires a PGA message set, including those that have associated disclaims. Entry Type 86 is not available to PGA regulated commodities that require fee collection.
Currently, shipments qualifying for de minimis treatment are subject to the release from manifest process, which cannot be used for PGA regulated commodities. Entry Type 86 will instead allow filing through ABI and can be used for PGA regulated commodities.
Yes. Goods subject to Antidumping/Countervailing Duty (AD/CVD), goods subject to quota, certain tobacco and alcohol products, and goods taxed under the Internal Revenue Code, are not permitted to be filed under Entry Type 86.
Filing an Entry Type 86 for a Chapter 98 commodity is permitted. In certain cases, a subheading under Chapter 98 is the only Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) classification that can be provided. However, if the goods can be classified under Chapters 1-97, please utilize those HTSUS numbers. The intent of collecting HTSUS data is for CBP to identify what goods are entering the United States under de minimis provisions. When utilizing Chapter 98, please be cognizant that certain goods, such as those subject to Antidumping/Countervailing Duty (AD/CVD), goods subject to quota, certain tobacco and alcohol products, and goods taxed under the Internal Revenue Code, are not permitted to be filed under Entry Type 86. In these cases, formal entry may be required.
Filing an Entry Type 86 for a Chapter 99 commodity may be permitted if the underlying Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States number, that is classified under Chapters 1-97, is provided. When utilizing Chapter 99, please be cognizant that certain goods such as subject to Antidumping/Countervailing Duty (AD/CVD), goods subject to quota, certain tobacco and alcohol products, and goods taxed under the Internal Revenue Code, are not permitted to be filed under Entry Type 86. In these cases, formal entry may be required.
Entry Type 86 Trade Remedy Questions
Yes, barring subsequent notice to the contrary, an entry that is subject to Section 301 that meets de minimis requirements may currently be filed as an Entry Type 86.
Yes, an entry that is subject to Section 201 may be filed as an Entry Type 86.
Yes, an entry that is subject to 232 that meets de minimis requirements will be able to be filed as an Entry Type 86. Note that merchandise subject to a quota does not qualify for the de minimis exemption, nor is it eligible for informal entry procedures.
Entry Type 86 Modification Questions
Yes, an Entry Type 86 can be corrected prior to release.
No, a PSC cannot be filed for an Entry Type 86.
Yes, an Entry Type 86 can be cancelled.