FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Word version – this document PDF version – this document PDF version – Entire FTZ section Alliance > Import System > Shipment Processing > FTZ Overview > FTZ Admission Shipment ID Previous File: FTZ Admission Conveyance FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s FTZ Shipment ID's Screen FTZ-1 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Overview Use the Shipment ID's screen to enter master bill, house bill, and other shipment details associated with this Conveyance on an FTZ Admission. Procedure The table below describes the fields on the screen. Field Name File No Data Entry Description No data entry allowed. CBP Form 214 These fields are for reference purposes only. Admission No Conveyance No Bill of Enter the Bill of Lading This field is for the Master Bill Lading/Airway Bill number or Air Waybill number. of Lading number or the airline Master Air Waybill number. Requirement: Do not use dashes, slashes, spaces, etc. And, if this is an ocean This is a required field. shipment the first four (4) characters must be the SCAC There is no default value for code. the first record, but on subsequent records, the previous value is provided as the default. House Bill Enter the House Bill of Lading number or the House Air Waybill number. You may skip the field if it is not applicable. Requirement: Do not use dashes, slashes, spaces, etc. And, if this is not an Air shipment then the first four (4) characters must be the SCAC code. I.T. Number Enter the In-Bond Control number if this is an in-bond shipment, or skip the field. Box 9. Bill of Lading/AWB No. [Multiple IDs: If there are multiple Ship. ID’s “Multiple” prints in Box 9; Boxes 10, 12, & 37 are left blank; and the Ship. ID data will print in the Detail section on the form] This is the House Bill of Lading number issued by the consolidator or NVOCC or Air carrier (for House Air Waybills). The House bill data is mandatory for air shipments. This is the I.T. number associated with the shipment. This field is only used when the goods are delivered by InBond to the Zone location. When used, nine (9) characters should be entered for conventional CBPF-7512 In-Bond movements, eleven (11) characters for Sea/Rail AMS, and up to twenty-three FTZ-2 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. Box 12. I.T. No. and Date [Multiple IDs: If there are multiple Ship. ID’s “Multiple” prints in Box 9; Boxes 10, 12, & 37 are left blank; and the Ship. ID data will print in the Detail section on the form] FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Field Name Data Entry Description CBP Form 214 (23) characters for Air AMS. There is no default value for the first record, but on subsequent records, the previous value is provided as the default. IT Date Enter the IT date. This is the in-bond date. Note: This date is printed on the e-214 form but not sent to CBP since they already have the IT Date in the CBP AMS application. IT Port Enter the I.T. Port code. This is the in-bond port. Box 12. I.T. No. and Date [Multiple IDs: If there are multiple Ship. ID’s “Multiple” prints in Box 9; Boxes 10, 12, & 37 are left blank; and the Ship. ID data will print in the Detail section on the form] Box 13. I.T. From (Port) Note: This date is printed on the e-214 form but not sent to CBP since they already have the IT Port in the CBP AMS application. IT Carrier PTT Container Enter the I.T. Carrier code. This field is required if an IT number is entered. Box 11. Inbond Carrier Enter Y if this is the Permit to Transfer shipment. This is the permit to transfer request flag. Enter N if this is not a Permit to Transfer shipment. Note: If Y is entered, you will be prompted to enter data in the Container (allowed, but not required) FIRMS (required), PTT Carrier (required), and IRS No (required) fields. If N is entered, these fields will automatically be skipped. If Y an “X” will print in the except as noted below box; otherwise, an “X” will print in the without exception box. If this is a containerized This field is required if the shipment, enter the Container MOT is containerized. number used in the movement of this shipment to the FTZ. There is no default value for the first record, but on subsequent records, the previous value is provided as the default. FTZ-3 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Field Name Data Entry Description CBP Form 214 The combination of B/L number + House B/L number + Container number must be unique for the current Admission and Conveyance. Note: This field will be skipped if you entered N in the PTT field. Ad’l Cont Enter “Y” if you have entered one container and would like to enter additional containers. If you enter “Y” the Additional Containers screen will display. Column 15 No of Packages and Country of Origin Code Quantity Enter the quantity as a whole number representing the smallest exterior pack unit. In the next field, enter the UOM code. This is the quantity associated with the shipment. Column 18 Quantity Units Requirement: Customs requires that the quantity being reported is consistent with the most detailed level of the shipment. The quantity being described is the smallest exterior packaging unit. C/Exp Enter the country of export code. This field is required if the Admission Type is flagged to require export information (e.g., Admission Type A, Regular). Box 13. I.T. From This is the ISO code of the country where the goods were [Multiple IDs: If there exported to the U.S. This field is required if the Admission Type is flagged to require export information (e.g., Admission Type A, Regular). If your Division is flagged as a “northern” or “southern” border station, then a default value of CA or MX, respectively, is provided; otherwise, there is no default on the first record. On subsequent records, the previous value will be the default value. FTZ-4 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. are multiple Ship. ID’s “Multiple” prints in Box 9; Boxes 10, 12, & 37 are left blank; and the Ship. ID data will print in the Detail section on the form] FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Field Name Prt Lding Data Entry Enter the Foreign Port of Lading code. Description CBP Form 214 This is the Census Schedule K code of the port where the goods were loaded for transport by water to the U.S. Box 8 Foreign Port of Lading This field is required if the Admission Type is flagged to require export information ((e.g., Admission Type A, Regular) and the transportation type is “ocean”. There is no default value for the first record, but on subsequent records, the previous value is provided as the default. FIRMS Enter the FIRMS code or enter ? to do a lookup to the FIRMS file. This is the FIRMS identifier of the location to which the goods moving on PTT are to be delivered. This field is required if the Shipment ID is flagged as a PTT request or if this Admission is a Direct Delivery. The FIRMS code associated with the FTZ will default for the first record. On subsequent records, the FIRMS code will default from the previous record. Note: This field will be skipped if you entered N in the PTT field. PTT Carrier Enter the SCAC code of the bonded carrier responsible for the custodial Permit to Transfer within port movement. The cursor only prompts for this field if the Shipment ID is flagged as a PTT request. There is no default value for the first record, but on subsequent records, the previous value is provided as the default. Box 37 [Multiple IDs: If there are multiple Ship. ID’s “Multiple” prints in Box 9; Boxes 10, 12, & 37 are left blank; and the Ship. ID data will print in the Detail section on the form] Note: This field will be Box 37 Note: If PTT skipped if you entered N in the Request is Y, an X is printed in the except FTZ-5 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Field Name Data Entry Description PTT field. IRS No Enter the IRS number of the PTT carrier. The IRS number is required if the Shipment ID is flagged as a PTT request. CBP uses the IRS number to validate that the carrier is authorized for bonded cargo movements. The default IRS number will be the one associated with the SCAC entered in the PTT Carrier field. Note: This field will be skipped if you entered N in the PTT field. Comm. Enter Y to access the Commodity Information screen. If this Admission Type is flagged as requiring Commodity information, this field will be skipped and you Enter N to proceed to the next will automatically be taken to the FTZ Commodity screen; Shipment ID record. otherwise, the field is required. If Y is entered, the FTZ Commodity screen displays; if N is entered, the cursor proceeds to the next Shipment ID record. Note: To display the commodity screen you can also enter CO-n in the ACTION field, where n is the line number of the shipment ID line. ACTION Enter UR to update the screen When you are done, the and move to the next screen. Commodity Info screen will display. Enter CO-n to display the Commodity Info screen for a particular Shipment ID line. FTZ-6 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. CBP Form 214 as noted below box; otherwise, an X is printed in the without exception box. FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s FTZ Addl Containers screen: Additional Containers screen Field Name Container Disposition Code This screen is for any additional containers and their disposition codes that pertain to the Shipment ID information. Data Entry Description Enter the container number(s). These are the additional container numbers. They will print on the Foreign Trade Admission 214 form in the body above the line item information. No data entry required This field will display any disposition code(s) associated with the container(s) that have been returned by Customs FTZ-7 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc. CBP Form 214 Body of form FTZ Admission Shipment ID’s Field Name Data Entry Description CBP Form 214 with a FTZ Reference Qualifier. ACTION Enter UR to update and save the data on the screen and return to the previous FTZ Shipment ID screen. Copyright © 2011 Kewill Inc. [Last revision date: 06/20/11] Next File: FTZ Commodity Information FTZ-8 Copyright © 2010-2011 by Kewill Inc.
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