CSMS# 18-000650 - ACE Entry Summary Business Process Document Version 9.5 (External) Released
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A revised version of the External ACE Entry Summary Business Process document has been posted on ACE Central and can be accessed by going to:
https://www.cbp.gov/document/guides/ace-entry-summary-business-process
This version of the document was released Monday October 29, 2018, and includes the following updates:
• Section 10 (Temporary Importation Under Bond Entries) – Added information about how to locate Center teams in subsection 10.2 and revised the language in subsection 10.3 that explains how to request an extension on a Temporary Importation Under Bond entry.
• Section 11 (Post Summary Corrections) – Completely revised the language in subsection 11.2.2 and 11.2.4 to help clarify what entry types are eligible for post summary corrections.
• Section 15 (Reconciliation) – Broke the section up into subsections and added a new subsection, 15.3, Reconciliation guides and information.
• Section 19 (ACE Reports) – Added subsections for the ES-008, ES-010, ES-011, ES-012, ES-013, ES-503, ES-504, ES-505, ES-506, and ES-507 reports.
• Section 20 (DCMA) – Revised the entire section’s language to make it clearer and more concise.
• Section 25 (Informal Entries) – Added a section that explains how to process informal entries.
• Section 26 (HTS Reporting For Multiple Classifications) – Added a section that explains how multiple classifications should be reported. Please note that this section’s content is identical to the information provided in CSMS 18-000624.
All ACE Entry Summary Business Process document related questions, comments, and suggestions should be emailed to acebusinessrules@cbp.dhs.gov.
A revised version of the External ACE Entry Summary Business Process document has been posted on ACE Central and can be accessed by going to:
https://www.cbp.gov/document/guides/ace-entry-summary-business-process
This version of the document was released Monday October 29, 2018, and includes the following updates:
• Section 10 (Temporary Importation Under Bond Entries) – Added information about how to locate Center teams in subsection 10.2 and revised the language in subsection 10.3 that explains how to request an extension on a Temporary Importation Under Bond entry.
• Section 11 (Post Summary Corrections) – Completely revised the language in subsection 11.2.2 and 11.2.4 to help clarify what entry types are eligible for post summary corrections.
• Section 15 (Reconciliation) – Broke the section up into subsections and added a new subsection, 15.3, Reconciliation guides and information.
• Section 19 (ACE Reports) – Added subsections for the ES-008, ES-010, ES-011, ES-012, ES-013, ES-503, ES-504, ES-505, ES-506, and ES-507 reports.
• Section 20 (DCMA) – Revised the entire section’s language to make it clearer and more concise.
• Section 25 (Informal Entries) – Added a section that explains how to process informal entries.
• Section 26 (HTS Reporting For Multiple Classifications) – Added a section that explains how multiple classifications should be reported. Please note that this section’s content is identical to the information provided in CSMS 18-000624.
All ACE Entry Summary Business Process document related questions, comments, and suggestions should be emailed to acebusinessrules@cbp.dhs.gov.
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