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This is a draft version of the Office of Management and Budget approved revised CBP Form 5106, called the Create/Update Importer Identity Form, that will be release in February 2019. Additional information about the CBP Form 5106 is available at:
CBP is cognizant of the need to stay modern in order to meet the challenges of an evolving trade landscape. New actors, industries, and modes of conducting business have emerged, disrupting the traditional global supply chain. To continue to effectively fulfill CBP’s mission, CBP is pursuing an initiative titled “The 21st Century Customs Framework” (21CCF). The 21CCF will seek to address and enhance numerous aspects of CBP’s trade mission to better position the agency to operate in the 21st century trade environment.
COMMODITY:
Apparel as provided for in Chapter 98, Subchapter XX of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS)
QUOTA PERIOD:
December 20, 2018 through December 19, 2019
OPENING DATE:
Thursday, December 20, 2018
RESTRAINT LEVEL:
361,603,339 Square Meter Equivalents Value added restraint limit (see TBT 07-006)
HOUSTON – As the holidays approach, gift-givers may feel the pressure to wrap the perfect four-legged gift.
BALTIMORE – In biblical references, residents feared the destructive arrival of the locust; however, U.S.
Paper drawback claims will no longer be accepted after February 22th, 2019. All Drawback Claims must be filed electronically, and in accordance with the Trade Facilitation Trade Enforcement Act of 2015 (TFTEA) (Pub. L. 114–125, 130 Stat. 122).
Companies which are not automated have several options for filing electronic drawback claims:
NEW YORK – They’re known as sneakers, but 9,024 pairs of counterfeit Nike sneakers could not sneak past alert U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Port of New York/Newark recently.
