Customs Inland Manifest requirement to be filed before export cargo departs, enabling eSeal tracking and risk-based facilitation. Exporters using eSeal must file a Customs Inland Manifest (CIM) for each rail/truck movement before cargo leaves their premises, quoting Shipping Bill numbers; a CIM may cover multiple Shipping Bills but must be filed per conveyance. Exporters must obtain ICEGATE registration, follow the uploaded technical guidance and message format, and may use the Excel utility to generate JSON for submission. CIM and eSeal readings will be shared with RMS for real time tracking; port officers can verify CIM details and record match or tamper status to support risk based facilitation where intact eSeals may avoid examination.
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Customs Inland Manifest requirement to be filed before export cargo departs, enabling eSeal tracking and risk-based facilitation.
Exporters using eSeal must file a Customs Inland Manifest (CIM) for each rail/truck movement before cargo leaves their premises, quoting Shipping Bill numbers; a CIM may cover multiple Shipping Bills but must be filed per conveyance. Exporters must obtain ICEGATE registration, follow the uploaded technical guidance and message format, and may use the Excel utility to generate JSON for submission. CIM and eSeal readings will be shared with RMS for real time tracking; port officers can verify CIM details and record match or tamper status to support risk based facilitation where intact eSeals may avoid examination.
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