Streamlining Canadian imports and customs clearance
The Integrated Import Declaration (IID) is a part of the Canada Border Services Agency‘s (CBSA) “Single Window Initiative”. IID is intended to simplify the import process and streamline the decisions made by the CBSA and Participating Government Agencies (PGAs) who regulate imports into Canada. CBSA will share the data they receive with the applicable PGAs and their government programs.
IID serves as both post- and pre-arrival release option and can be sent to CBSA for processing up to 90 days prior to the arrival of the goods.
IID features an easy-to-use interface that allows fast preparation, submission and processing of trade declarations to the CBSA, 9 participating government agencies (PGAs) and 38 government programs. It supports release declaration (IID), B3 accounting (CADEX), payments management (ARL), direct updates from CBSA (RNS & Notices) and the Document Imaging Functionality (DIF).
Update: CBSA is working in conjunction with Trade Chain Partners to replace the CADEX submission model with the new Customs Accounting Declaration (CAD), in a phased roll-out which will be completed by May 2024.
User friendly platform makes for effortless filing with latest compliance logic built in.
Reduces time and paperwork for import declarations and allows for timely release decisions.
Supports release declaration, B3 accounting, payments management, direct updates from CBSA (RNS & Notices) and Document Imaging Functionality.
Can be used alongside Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) systems that provide information and verify import requirements (the Automated Import Reference System (AIRS) and the AIRS Verification Service).
Multiple pricing plans for businesses of various sizes and needs. Choose from user friendly web based service or integration.
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1. Submit the IID to the CBSA.
2. CBSA will identify the regulating PGA for the commodity on the IID, validate the IID data fields against the mandatory, conditional and optional data of that regulating PGA and then share that information with the applicable PGA for their release decision.
3. Once a release decision is made by the PGA, CBSA will conduct their own risk assessment before the goods are released into Canada.
4. The release decision is shared with the Importer/Broker and the Carrier.
GeTS’ eManifest solutions make the filing process quick and simple. Choose from a selection of flexible pricing options for web filing, integration to in-house systems, or let our team of expert compliance professionals file on your behalf.
* Registration Fee: $250.
* Integration Option: One-time Integration Fee $2000 (Includes mailbox for host-to-host EDI/XML integration option).
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