Form III for the consignee's broker, from the CSN customs accepted — with the IGM line

In this film

• Form III for the consignee, beside an accepted filing — every value on it read from that acceptance
• One consignee's bills only, so nobody sees another consignee's cargo
• The IGM line and sub-line the bill of entry quotes, read off customs' record once the shipping line's manifest is on it — never your CSN's own numbering
• The two names no customs record carries — the shipping line and the vessel — typed from the bill; each box says where it looked
• The copy as it will print, the PDF, and an e-mail to the broker that attaches the PDF and nothing else

Chapters

1. 0:00Form III for the consignee's broker
2. 0:17One consignee's bills
3. 0:29The IGM line, and the names no record carries
4. 0:44The copy: print or PDF
5. 1:01E-mail it to the broker
6. 1:12The consignee's copy, from the accepted CSN

Read it instead

The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.

• Sending a CSN to the line, the CFS and your customerEmailing a filed CSN to the line, the CFS and your customer with its declaration and acknowledgement attached — and what goes in the message.
• "This is not a valid IGM"Why a Bill of Entry can be refused as “not a valid IGM” while your CSN was accepted — the IGM is raised at arrival — and what to do until then.