ABI ENTRY FILERS-U.S. Customs and Border Protection will send a copy of the TS309 to the Filer identified in the N1 if requested via the Automated Manifest System Broker Download functionality. The Filers will transmit individual releases for each TS309. Releases will be consolidated at the time of summary filing. Status notifications (TS350) will go to either the carrier or NVOCC and to the Filer via ABI as entries are filed and releases obtained.
IMPORTER SECURITY FILING-This transaction set is final and conforms to the published Importer Security Filing (ISF) Requirements interim final rule.
Importer Security Filing Information (ISF-5) for FROB, T&E, and IE Bills of Lading (M1109=35, 36, 37, or 38):
1. Booking Party Name and Address - N1 (Required), N3 (Required), N4 (Optional) segments
2. Foreign Port of Unlading - M1204 with in-bond
3. Place of Delivery - N9 for FROB (non-in-bond)
4. Ship to Name and Address - N1 (Required), N3 (Required), N4 (Optional) segments
5. Harmonized Tariff Schedule at minimum 6-digit level - N10 segment
- The five data elements above can be consolidated with the standard TS309 Bill of Lading transaction set at the locations identified in this implementation guide.
SPECIAL MESSAGING CONSTRAINTS:
- Limit one Interchange (ISA-IEA) per message transmission.
- Limit one message Group (GS-GE) per message transmission.
- Multiple transaction sets (ST-SE) of the same Transaction Set Identifier Code (i.e., 309) are allowed per message transmission.
- Element delimiters used in this transaction must be ' * ' (asterisk). No blanks between delimiters if element is null.
- Segment delimiters used in this transaction should be one byte with a value of hex '15'. A segment delimiter should be the last byte of data in the message transmission data stream.
- Only transmit uppercase AMERICAN ENGLISH alphabetic data.
- Transmit ONLY displayable characters found on a standard American English keyboard.
- Low-values, carriage return characters, or other non-standard characters will NOT be accepted.
- 'Not Used' in the left column indicates that a composite or data element will not be used by CBP.
- 'Dep' in the left column indicates that CBP usage of a particular segment or element is Dependent (Conditional) within the CBP application.
- Per the ASC X12 Standard, an 'M' indicates a Mandatory use, ‘O’ indicates Optional use, and an 'X' indicates a Conditional use. CBP requirements may override ASC X12 Standard Mandatory or Conditional usages.
- Maximum allowable message transmission size is 12 megabytes (12,582,912 bytes) of data.
(Last Update: April 9, 2012 ACE v 1.0
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