Automation of transshipment permits treats IGM entries as transshipment requests, streamlining electronic port to ICD cargo movement. The SMTP portion of the IGM will be treated as the transshipment request, eliminating separate carrier applications; carriers must record the transporter code in a new IGM field. ICES will exchange transshipment permit data among carrier, transporter, gateway custodian and destination ICD/CFS. Transporters must electronically submit a Container Arrival Report to the destination ICES, which will be matched to generate a Landing Certificate transmitted to the gateway for closure of IGM lines. Transmitted permits will be converted into IGMs at the recipient port without fresh filing by shipping lines; bond debit/credit rules are being revised separately.
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Automation of transshipment permits treats IGM entries as transshipment requests, streamlining electronic port to ICD cargo movement.
The SMTP portion of the IGM will be treated as the transshipment request, eliminating separate carrier applications; carriers must record the transporter code in a new IGM field. ICES will exchange transshipment permit data among carrier, transporter, gateway custodian and destination ICD/CFS. Transporters must electronically submit a Container Arrival Report to the destination ICES, which will be matched to generate a Landing Certificate transmitted to the gateway for closure of IGM lines. Transmitted permits will be converted into IGMs at the recipient port without fresh filing by shipping lines; bond debit/credit rules are being revised separately.
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