CSMS# 17-000346 - EDI Manifest and Entry Summary filings using 4-digit Foreign Port codes
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06/15/2017 11:37 AM EDT
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On July 22, 2017, the ACE Technical team is planning to remove four-digit foreign port codes, which are supposed to be five-digits, from the reference table of valid Foreign Port (Schedule K) Codes. When the foreign port code has a leading zero, a few carriers and filers have been omitting the first digit when filing a manifest, QP in-bond, or entry summary via EDI.
After July 22nd, providing a four-digit foreign port code in the aforementioned EDI transactions will result in an Invalid Foreign Port Code error.
On July 22, 2017, the ACE Technical team is planning to remove four-digit foreign port codes, which are supposed to be five-digits, from the reference table of valid Foreign Port (Schedule K) Codes. When the foreign port code has a leading zero, a few carriers and filers have been omitting the first digit when filing a manifest, QP in-bond, or entry summary via EDI.
After July 22nd, providing a four-digit foreign port code in the aforementioned EDI transactions will result in an Invalid Foreign Port Code error.
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