Electronic filing of Bills of Entry encouraged over Service Centre use; high-volume CHAs must migrate and Service Centre kept as contingency only. Submission of Bills of Entry is to be migrated to electronic filing through ICEGATE, with the Service Centre reserved as a fallback only. CHAs filing fifty or more Bills of Entry monthly are required to adopt ICEGATE by the stated compliance date. The notice notes free availability of ICEGATE software, observes that higher-risk filings tend to use the Service Centre, and proposes LRM/RMS targets to discourage routine Service Centre use while urging all trade members to file via ICEGATE.
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Electronic filing of Bills of Entry encouraged over Service Centre use; high-volume CHAs must migrate and Service Centre kept as contingency only.
Submission of Bills of Entry is to be migrated to electronic filing through ICEGATE, with the Service Centre reserved as a fallback only. CHAs filing fifty or more Bills of Entry monthly are required to adopt ICEGATE by the stated compliance date. The notice notes free availability of ICEGATE software, observes that higher-risk filings tend to use the Service Centre, and proposes LRM/RMS targets to discourage routine Service Centre use while urging all trade members to file via ICEGATE.
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