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This document outlines amendments to the Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations clarifying exporter responsibilities, reporting requirements, and procedures for electronic export information submissions

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How to fill out Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System

1. Determine if your shipment requires a Shipper’s Export Declaration (SED) based on the value and type of goods being exported.
2. Gather necessary documentation including commercial invoices, packing lists, and the Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) if applicable.
3. Complete the SED form or use the Automated Export System (AES) for electronic filing.
4. Enter the correct commodity codes, values, and shipping details into the form.
5. Review all information for accuracy to avoid delays in export.
6. Submit the completed SED or AES filing to the appropriate government agency.
7. Retain a copy of the filed document for your records.

Who needs Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System?

1. Exporters of goods from the US who must comply with federal regulations.
2. Businesses engaged in international trade that exceed the exemption thresholds.
3. Freight forwarders and customs brokers assisting in the export process.
4. Individuals or companies exporting controlled or restricted goods.

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How do I file AES shipping information?

How Do I File with AES? The ACE portal can be accessed directly through the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website. Once you have logged in, you will need to type all your shipment information directly on the AESDirect screens.

Can I file AES myself?

After you become an authorized AESDirect user, you are automatically authorized to use the system to file the Electronic Export Information (EEI) using the Self-file with AES Direct (AES OPT 2) filing method. This filing method requires you to complete an accepted EEI before shipment exportation.

Who is responsible for filing AES?

The filer of EEI for export transactions is either the USPPI, or the U.S. authorized agent. All EEI submitted to the AES shall be complete, correct, and based on personal knowledge of the facts stated or on information furnished by the parties to the export transaction.

How to do an AES filing?

How Do I File with AES? Setup an ACE Account. The first step is to get an ACE username and password. Log into ACE for the First Time. Once you have your ACE account, log in to the ACE Portal on the CBP website to accept the AESDirect certification statements. File through AESDirect. Upload Your Data to AESDirect.

Is AES shipping mandatory?

The short answer is, yes. It's required by law. Some might ask, “What happens if I just make the shipment without the required AES filing?” Missing or inaccurate filings are likely to be held by U.S. Customs. This can cause delays, fines, and penalties for violating U.S. export laws.

What is electronic export information shipper's export declaration?

What is Electronic Export Information (EEI)? EEI is the data that must be filed through the Automated Export System (AES) for goods shipped from the U.S. to a foreign country.

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What is Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System?

The Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations govern the collection and reporting of data related to exports from the United States. The Shipper's Export Declaration (SED) or its electronic equivalent, the Automated Export System (AES), is required for exporters to report information about goods being exported.

Who is required to file Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System?

Any exporter or their agent who exports goods from the U.S. is required to file the foreign trade statistics and submit a Shipper’s Export Declaration or utilize the AES for reporting.

How to fill out Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System?

To fill out the Shipper's Export Declaration or file through the AES, the exporter must provide detailed information about the shipment including the description of goods, value, destination, and the party responsible for filing. It can be completed electronically using AES or in paper format through the appropriate forms.

What is the purpose of Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System?

The purpose of the Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations is to provide the U.S. government with accurate and reliable information on export activity for the purposes of economic analysis, policy development, and compliance with trade laws.

What information must be reported on Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations; Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing Export Information Electronically Using Automated Export System?

Exporters must report information such as the exporter’s identification, consignee details, description of the goods, quantity, value, export control classification, and the ultimate destination of the shipment on the Shipper’s Export Declaration or AES.