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1. To fill out Appendix T - In-Bond, follow the below steps:
2. Begin by entering the relevant information in the top section of the form, such as the bond number, bond type, and import/export information.
3. Fill in the appropriate details in the 'In-Bond Transportation Entry' section, including the port of origin, port of destination, and mode of transportation.
4. Provide the required information regarding the goods being transported in the 'Merchandise Description' section, including detailed descriptions, quantities, weight, and value.
5. If applicable, complete the 'Carrier and Conveyance' section, providing details about the carrier and conveyance being used for the in-bond transport.
6. In the 'Consignee' section, enter the details of the party to whom the goods will be delivered upon arrival.
7. Review the completed form for accuracy and ensure that all required fields are filled in correctly.
8. Sign and date the form in the designated areas to indicate your acceptance and affirmation of the provided information.
9. Submit the filled-out Appendix T - In-Bond form to the corresponding authority or agency as required.

Who needs appendix t - in-bond?

1. Appendix T - In-Bond is needed by individuals or entities involved in the transportation of goods under bond, particularly in situations where goods are being transported from one port/entry to another port/exit within the United States.
2. This includes carriers, freight forwarders, importers, exporters, and customs brokers who are responsible for complying with regulations and ensuring the proper documentation is filed for the in-bond transportation of goods.

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What is appendix t - in-bond?

Appendix T - In-Bond is a form used to transport merchandise through the United States to another U.S. port without paying duties or taxes.

Who is required to file appendix t - in-bond?

Carriers or their agents are required to file Appendix T - In-Bond with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

How to fill out appendix t - in-bond?

To fill out Appendix T - In-Bond, the carrier or their agent must provide information about the merchandise being transported, the origin and destination of the shipment, and any other relevant details.

What is the purpose of appendix t - in-bond?

The purpose of Appendix T - In-Bond is to facilitate the movement of goods through the United States without immediately paying duties or taxes.

What information must be reported on appendix t - in-bond?

Information such as the merchandise description, quantity, value, country of origin, port of entry, and bonded destination must be reported on Appendix T - In-Bond.