CSMS# 17-000294 - Disabling of ACS ABI Entry Status 'II' and Cargo/Manifest 'IN' Queries, Wed. 5/31/2017
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Effective Wednesday, May, 31, 2017, the ACS "Entry Status Query" and "Cargo/Manifest Query", with ABI application IDs "II" and "IN", respectively, will be disabled/retired. Trade users should instead already be using the ACE Cargo/Manifest/Entry Release Query (CQ).
If you have any concerns about no longer being able to use these two ACS ABI queries, please contact your assigned CBP Client Representative.
Effective Wednesday, May, 31, 2017, the ACS "Entry Status Query" and "Cargo/Manifest Query", with ABI application IDs "II" and "IN", respectively, will be disabled/retired. Trade users should instead already be using the ACE Cargo/Manifest/Entry Release Query (CQ).
If you have any concerns about no longer being able to use these two ACS ABI queries, please contact your assigned CBP Client Representative.
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