Sea cargo stakeholders must register on ICEGATE and test new manifest formats ahead of mandatory switchover. Registration on ICEGATE is required for all stakeholders under the Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations; master applicants must apply via ICEGATE providing entity details, authorized personnel, intended operations and supporting documents. Applications route through ICES for approval by the jurisdictional Customs officer. A testing phase beginning 15 January 2020 requires sending both new and existing manifest formats, with the new format effective from 16 February 2020; entity-specific message obligations and any special pre-approval requirements are set out in an annexure and technical guidance on ICEGATE.
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Sea cargo stakeholders must register on ICEGATE and test new manifest formats ahead of mandatory switchover.
Registration on ICEGATE is required for all stakeholders under the Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations; master applicants must apply via ICEGATE providing entity details, authorized personnel, intended operations and supporting documents. Applications route through ICES for approval by the jurisdictional Customs officer. A testing phase beginning 15 January 2020 requires sending both new and existing manifest formats, with the new format effective from 16 February 2020; entity-specific message obligations and any special pre-approval requirements are set out in an annexure and technical guidance on ICEGATE.
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