Same shipment every week? Start the CSN from last week's — Use as template

In this film

• Use as template, on an accepted filing: a brand-new filing pre-filled from it — the one it came from is untouched
• Its own identity: a new job number, today's date, and no CSN — a new filing, not an amendment
• What changes: this shipment's master B/L and its date, and each house bill's number
• What stays: the parties and the cargo line — change any that differ this week
• The checklist says what else to look at: the ship and voyage, the containers and seals, the weights

Chapters

1. 0:00Start from last week's filing
2. 0:12Use as template
3. 0:28A new job, dated today, no CSN
4. 0:35This week's bills
5. 1:08The parties, as last week
6. 1:18What the checklist says is left
7. 1:25Last week's filing, this week's bills

Read it instead

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

• Using SCMTRSigning in through to a filed declaration: organizations and roles, every route into a filing, and what each status on the list means.
• How to file a CSNWho files a Cargo Summary Notification, the filing flow end to end, and what changes with each reporting event.