Unveiling the 10 2 Rule: Simplifying Data Submission for Importers

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The 10+2 Rule, implemented by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), requires importers to provide specific data elements about their shipments in advance. This rule enhances supply chain security and applies to goods being shipped to the United States. The 10 in 10+2 refers to the additional data elements required from the importer, including information such as the manufacturer, seller, buyer, and container stuffing location. The 2 refers to data elements that must be provided by the carrier, such as vessel stowage plans and container status messages. Streamlining data submission for importers brings benefits like early assessment of potential security risks and reduced paperwork, resulting in quicker customs clearance.

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00:39 The 10+2 Rule, also known as Importer Security Filing (ISF), requires importers to provide specific data elements to US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in advance for goods being shipped to the United States.

01:31 Streamlining data submission for importers under the 10+2 Rule brings benefits such as early assessment of security risks, enhanced electronic sharing of information, quicker customs clearance, and smoother supply chain operations.

02:57 Customs brokers are trained professionals who assist importers in navigating customs regulations, handling documentation, submitting customs entries, ensuring compliance, and minimizing the risk of non-compliance and issues with customs authorities.