

ACE acceptance does not prove CPSC compliance. Brokers and importers must still transmit required certificate data and monitor agency responses.
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CAPE Phase 3 opens October 6, 2026, for qualifying plaintiff entries, making IOR validation, CSV preparation, and refund ACH setup urgent.
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Learn how to maintain accurate Section 232 HTS code lists for steel, aluminum, and copper through a controlled compliance workflow.
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Learn how to diagnose ABI entry rejects involving HTS 9808.00.3000, Section 232 classifications, PIEE authorization, and defense contracts.
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CAPE eligibility turns on liquidation status, entry type, and related filings. This guide explains current exclusions and refund workflow controls.
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ACE fatal error F884 rejects Section 338 exemption claims using HTS 9903.03.15 without the required dutiable Chapter 99 heading.
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CBP’s FY2027 fee changes raise MPF limits and other user fees on October 1, 2026, requiring coordinated system, billing, and control updates.
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FTZ e214 error 238 rejects Direct Delivery admissions when the site FIRMS lacks approval. Learn how operators and brokers can diagnose and prevent it.
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CBP’s optional SMS login tokens give ACE Portal users more flexibility while creating new access, security, and offboarding considerations.
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Learn how to identify IEEPA HTS codes in ACE ES-003 data, avoid description-filter gaps, and build a defensible tariff audit workflow.
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CBP’s voluntary truck export manifest test introduces new ACE deadlines, limited enrollment, and dual EEM and EEI controls for export teams.
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Licensed customs brokers face a 20-hour CE deadline on January 31, 2027, followed by the final TSR deadline on February 28, 2027.
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Learn how Section 232 UAS duties affect ACE reporting, component classifications, FTZ planning, and manufacturing drawback.
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AES response code 802 becomes fatal on September 25, 2026. Learn how to calculate BIS license tolerance and prevent rejected EEI filings.
Read MoreImporters and brokers need a practical plan for polysilicon IOR volume flags, consumption-entry blocks, bonded storage, and waivers.
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Using unknown smelt and cast data for Section 232 aluminum derivatives may be defensible, but importers need consistent controls.
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EO 14411 raises due diligence expectations for CTPAT brokers serving foreign IORs. Learn how to build a defensible vetting program now.
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Entry Type 13 is live in ACE PROD. Mail-channel filers should align EDI, testing, validation, and exception workflows for the ongoing test.
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Section 338 Canada duties are active again. Learn how heading mapping, ACE filing controls, and drawback eligibility should shape compliance workflows.
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CBP’s import disclosure proposal could reshape party data, document controls, and supply chain tracing. Learn how to prepare.
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CBP’s ACE update opens a refund path for Section 301 duty overpayments tied to July 2026 HTSUS statistical renumbering and exclusions.
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A practical guide to classifying completed kitchen cabinets and vanities, defining covered products, parts, and key import controls.
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The BIS Affiliates Rule returns November 10, 2026. Exporters and brokers should rebuild 50% ownership screening before it does.
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CBP can void IOR numbers for inaccurate Form 5106 data. Learn how importers and brokers can validate records and prevent entry delays.
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