Forwarder: does the line’s SAM match your CSN? Check it on one page
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The line has filed its SAM on your MBL. Did it put your CSN details right — and if not, will customs reject it?
In this film
- What customs has on record, on your CSN page: both filings, taken from ICEGATE's own record
- The first line gives the result, and whether the line's SAM mentions your CSN
- The Fix row: 200 packages in your CSN, 180 in the SAM — customs rejects this with error 232
- "Why?" on any row: what customs checks here and which error code it gives
- Everything that matches, folded away; what "OK to differ" means
- What to do, and a ready message for the line
Chapters
- 0:00Forwarder: did the line file your CSN details correctly in the SAM?
- 0:14The first line tells you the result
- 0:31200 packages in your CSN. 180 in the line’s SAM
- 0:42Press “Why?” on any row
- 0:53Everything that matches is folded away
- 1:08What to do
- 1:19A ready message for the line
Read it instead
The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.
- What the line and the forwarder must matchWhich fields the shipping line’s manifest and the forwarder’s CSN must match on — packages, containers, load status, bill date — and which may differ.
- What customs already holdsCBIC’s public enquiry lists every accepted filing against a master bill of lading. What it shows, what it does not, and how to read it.
From SCMTR.io
SCMTR filing, checked before ICEGATE sees it
CSN, SAM / SDM and export SCX for forwarders, consol agents and shipping lines — every check before you sign.
- Check your SCMTR JSONFree, no sign-in — what customs would reject, and the fix.
- Track a B/LFree, no login — the SAM status straight from ICEGATE.
More films
- Is what customs holds what you sent? Check every bill, then tell the line
- CSN and SAM: which details must match, and which can be different
- Get told when the line’s SAM does not match your CSN — no need to keep checking
- Check your CSN against the line’s SAM before you upload — avoid a paid IGM amendment
- Shipping line: share your SAM before you file it — every CSN holder checks theirs
- After you file a CSN: how it settles — customs' record, the ACK, accepted or refused