Quick and cost-effective eManifest for goods less than US$800 entering US
Section 321 Type 86 is a voluntary customs entry type for goods imported into the US. It utilizes remote electronic filing via the Automated Broker Interface (ABI). It allows for the import of goods without the payment of duties and taxes if the value of shipment is less than US$800 in value. Goods purchased via e-Commerce often fall within this value range. Type 86 improves import safety and security by providing greater visibility into low value shipments. It is a cost-effective and efficient customs entry type that manages the flow of goods to create greater visibility for low-value shipments entering the US, while improving border protection, import security and safety.
US Single Window Automated Broker Interface (ABI) Type 86 streamlines the clearance process, improves visibility of current and historical shipment data, as well as data accuracy. This allows users to clear shipments quickly and expedite deliveries to their customers without incurring additional fees.
Shipment data can be filed electronically with the CBP and Partner Government Agencies (PGA) at the same time to obtain expedited cargo release.
For goods which enter the US by air, land, and sea through all commercial ports of entry.
A bond and entry summary documentation are not required.
Eliminates duties and taxes for merchandise shipments valued at less than US$800.
Faster, more efficient customs clearance processing hence enabling your goods to reach customers faster.
Our 24/7 expert customer support is conveniently available for you around the clock via email, live chat and phone.
Licensed customs brokers designated by the importer/consignee to submit documentation to CBP via a Power of Attorney submit data to CBP via the Section 321 Type 86 in the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE). Customs brokers can set up their own Section 321 Type 86 connection with CBP via Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) or use CBP-approved third party software.
Licensed customs brokers designated by the importer/consignee to submit documentation to CBP via a Power of Attorney submit data to CBP via the Section 321 Type 86 in the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE). Customs brokers can set up their own Section 321 Type 86 connection with CBP via Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) or use CBP-approved third party software.
Data that must be entered electronically for a given shipment:
Enter this information any time prior to the arrival of the cargo, upon arrival, or up to 15 days after arrival of the cargo. Entering it early expedites the import process. A shipment cannot be broken up into several parts to take advantage of this entry type.
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