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CN 20-19, Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19) - Clarification (1)

The CSCB has received a reply from CBSA to our inquiries. 1. That The Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19), SOR-2020-101 is available to all importers, and is not restricted to a special class of importers (e.g., health care facilities, first responders). It is available to all importers. 2…
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CUSMA – TPL Certificates of Eligibility

Global Affairs Canada have advised that the implementation of CUSMA will not make any changes to requirements for TPL Certificates of Eligibility for imported goods. That is, information in D11-4-22 continues to be correct and certificates of eligibility for TPL goods are not required for goods…
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CN 20-18 Implementation of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) De Minimis Threshold with Respect to Customs Duties and Taxes for Courier Imports – Clarification (2)

The CSCB has received a response from CBSA regarding the release process for goods valued between 40.01$ and 150.00$. 1. Subject goods that are released solely through the CLVS Program will continue to be released using the Cargo/Release List (CRL). There are no changes to the CLVS processes other…
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CN 20-19, Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19) - Feedback Requested

The CSCB has asked CBSA for clarification on the following: 1. That The Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19), SOR-2020-101 is available to all importers, and is not restricted to a special class of importers (e.g., health care facilities, first responders). 2. What will constitute evidence or…

Canadian international merchandise trade, March 2020

In March, despite Canadian borders remaining open for goods, both imports and exports decreased notably, as the impact of measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Canada became evident. With a full month of physical distancing policies in place in April, merchandise trade values are expected to…

CFIA-AIRS Updates May 7th 2020

Chapter 01 was published to change the release recommendation from "Refer to CFIA - Veterinary inspection" to "Refuse entry" for the following HS code originating from Ukraine. 01.01 - Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies. This created a requirement version change for the same HS code originating…

CN 20-19, Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19)

1) This notice provides information on the Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19), SOR-2020-101, which allows for the relief of customs duty for eligible goods which were imported on or after May 5, 2020. This relief can be claimed at the time of importation or within two years of the date of…

May 6: COVID-19 CBSA Commercial Update to Industry Stakeholders

Key Message Canada agreed to facilitate the cross-border movement of essential goods and to maintain open and connected supply chains throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 Commercial Update to Industry Stakeholders, May 6, 2020 --- Message Clé Le Canada a convenu de faciliter la circulation…

CBSA Message: TCC20-053 - Delays in Processing EDI and Portal Messages

Start Time: 2020-05-06 / 2030 hrs. UPDATE: 2020-05-07 12:42 pm ET Please be advised the CBSA is continuing to investigate the system problem reported below. Clients Affected: All clients and service providers who transmit trade data using EDI and Portal. Please note that CBSA is receiving and…
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Notes From National - May 2020 Update on CARM

Melanie Bedard, CSCB Vice President, provides a quick audio update on the impact of COVID-19 on the CARM consultative process, and the next steps. Tune in to Notes from National!
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CUSMA – Certification of Origin

A few CSCB members have asked if the CSCB will take the lead and create a form that can be used by members’ clients when certifying goods as originating under the CUSMA rules of origin. After researching issues surrounding the creation of such a form, the decision has been made to not move forward…

CBSA Message (TCC20-052): Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Processing Delay

Start Date / Time: 2020-05-06 / 14:30 ET End Date / Time: 2020-05-06 / 16:15 ET The problem reported below has now been resolved. All systems are functioning normally. Clients can revert to normal procedures. ***** We are currently experiencing a delay in processing all inbound and outbound messages…

GST Letter – Signature Requirement

The CSCB has followed up with CBSA on an earlier question asking if CBSA will accept a GST letter that is not signed but instead accompanied by an email or other attestation by the importer. We have now asked if a Docusign or Secure PDF signature is acceptable.
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CUSMA Certification of Origin Completion

The CSCB has asked CBSA how a particular rule of origin is indicated on a CUSMA certification of origin. They have responded by stating that, unlike NAFTA, they are not establishing specific initials to relate to the rules of origin. The CBSA will administer this element in a flexible manner and…