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CBP Extends Non-Enforcement of In-bond Regulatory Changes
January 5, 2018 by Tim Warren|Top News

CBP will not enforce changes to the agency's in-bond regulations for another six months beyond when the agency previously planned to enforce the new rules, it said in a Jan. 4 CSMS message. The agency previously planned to stop accepting paper copies of CBP Form 7512 for input of in-bond records on Jan. 8, but now that won't take place until July 2, it said. "CBP Officers will continue to accept paper CBP Form 7512 and input the data on the trade’s behalf until July 2," the agency said.

'Root Cause Analysis' of Internal CBP ACE Outage Underway
December 28, 2017 by Tim Warren|Top News

CBP is still looking at the reason behind an internal ACE issue that left some agency users unable to access several functions (see 1712220011), a CBP spokesman said. The problems began on Dec. 22 when "internal CBP users who were not already logged into certain functionality associated with [ACE] were unable to access that functionality," he said. "A root cause analysis on the reason for the issue is underway. Internal users who were already logged in when the issue began were able to continue working."