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Elimination of 'No License Required' Code Among Coming Updates to ACE for Exports
November 1, 2016 |Top News

Recent developments in ACE for exports include elimination of one of two “No License Required” codes in the Automated Export System (AES) and the State Department’s work to integrate all paper license values into ACE for decrementation, officials said Oct. 31 during the Bureau of Industry and Security Conference on Export Controls and Policy.

CBP Updates ACE Entry Summary Business Process Document
October 31, 2016 |Customs

CBP posted an updated version of its ACE Entry Summary Business Rules and Process document, dated Oct. 28 (here). "The latest version of the document includes a revised temporary import bond (TIB) section that now also has a brief subsection on TIB extensions," CBP said in a CSMS message (here).

No More FWS Port Exception Permits for Entries at Unstaffed Ports, FWS Says
October 24, 2016 |Other U.S.

The Fish and Wildlife Service is no longer issuing designated port exception permits to authorize entries at ports with no FWS staff present, it said in a public bulletin issued Oct. 18 (here). As FWS begins its ACE filing pilot, “it is critical that our wildlife inspectors be staffed at ports of clearance to process shipments and function effectively in this new single window environment,” the agency said. An FWS official announced the change in September, noting that FWS may still issue the permits for ports with FWS personnel that are not designated for the commodity in question (see 1609130042).

Topics:Automated Commercial Environment (ACE)