Demystifying CBP's Risk-Based Approach in ISF Importer Security Filing Oversight

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In this installment of our customs brokerage series, we explore CBP's Risk-Based Approach in ISF Importer Security Filing Oversight. Understanding how risk is assessed by CBP is crucial for importers to ensure compliance and avoid delays. ISF is a mandatory filing requirement for ocean freight shipments arriving in the US, where importers or their agents provide specific information about the cargo. CBP utilizes a sophisticated risk assessment system, considering factors like origin, destination, historical compliance, goods type, and country of export. The Risk-Based Targeting System (RBTS) plays a pivotal role in CBP's risk assessment process, employing advanced algorithms and algorithms to identify high-risk shipments. Importers must be aware of penalties for non-compliance, such as liquidated damages and cargo release delays, and may choose to work with a customs broker to navigate customs compliance effectively.
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0:30 - ISF (Importer Security Filing) is a mandatory requirement by CBP for ocean freight shipments to the US.

0:56 - CBP uses a Risk-Based Approach to assess the risk level of ISF filings for national security.

1:21 - Factors like shipment origin, importer compliance record, and type of goods are considered in risk assessment.

1:42 - The Risk-Based Targeting System (RBTS) helps CBP identify high-risk shipments for scrutiny.

2:10 - High-risk shipments may undergo additional inspections or document verification by CBP.