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CBSA Message (TCC18-033) - Decommissioning of OGD Service Options PARS & RMD

Clients Affected: All importers and brokers

The CBSA recognizes the transformative change that SWI adoption represents to the trade community. Significant effort has been made to meet the April 1, 2018 deadline, and we are currently on track to have trade chain partners (TCPs) representing approximately 70% of volumes onboarded by that time. However it is evident despite best efforts by all concerned that we will need to amend its timeline to meet our objectives of 100% on-boarding and usage of the IID. As a result, we will be adjusting the target date to bring predictability and allow additional time essential to implement the change as follows:

The deadline to onboard to the SWI/IID is extended to January 1, 2019. By this date, all clients are expected to have completed testing and be certified to transmit via the IID.

To support the transition to the IID, the deadline to sunset legacy service options OGD PARS and OGD RMD is extended to April 1, 2019.

Mike Junek
Director | Directeur
Program and Policy Management Division | Division des politiques et gestion de programme
Commercial Program Directorate | Direction du programme commercial
Programs Branch | Direction générale des programmes
Canada Border Services Agency | Agence des services frontaliers du Canada

Client Service /Contact Information: 
For information about the EDI registration/certification process contact the CBSA’s TCCU by e-mail [email protected]
For information about the Single Window Initiative (SWI), contact the SWI Generic Mailbox at [email protected] or visit CBSA’s SWI webpage.

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Release
Release - General

Information source

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
Disclaimer

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