Is what customs holds what you sent? Check every bill, then tell the line

In this film

• Check with customs: every master bill in the file against ICEGATE's public record, one line for the whole file — 4 bills asked, 3 identical, 1 held differently.
• The dates say which kind of difference it is: the record is the latest version customs accepted, and dated the day after the file it names the amendment or re-filing that superseded it.
• What changed, in words — a destination that moved from a location under Mundra to Nhava Sheva, the code and what the code means.
• Now tell everyone: the mail says what the record says — accepted, with the CSN number and every CIN — never a stamp decided before asking.
• Send these CSN details to the line: the reference, the voyage, every bill and container, all eight prior-reference fields, and a spreadsheet to paste — instead of keying them into a portal.
• From BL tracking, the way back: drop the file on any result and the whole file is compared.

Chapters

1. 0:00Is what customs holds what you sent?
2. 0:16Drop the CSN you filed
3. 0:34Check with customs: every bill in the file
4. 0:46The bill customs holds differently, and why
5. 1:38Email this file: the verdict is the record's
6. 2:25The CSN details for the line's desk
7. 2:59From BL tracking, the other way round

Read it instead

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

• SCMTR JSON uploadDrop a CSN, an ICEGATE acknowledgement or a SAM / SDM on the filing page and have it checked against the same rules the app files by.
• 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.
• 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.