CBP Posts November 2011 Update on ACE
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has posted its monthly Automated Commercial Environment Updates for November 2011. While the update lists new statistics showing that the number of ACE trade user accounts and the size of revenue collections via Periodic Monthly Statement (PMS) continue to grow, it also indicates that a number of due dates for ACE functionality have been pushed back to later dates or are no longer specified.
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(The ACE Update covers deployed capabilities such as the Secure Portal, PMS, PGA ACE access, e-Manifest:Truck, and Entry Summaries and Post Summary Corrections. CBP also provides an update on the project status of: (i) ITDS initiatives, which include PGA interfaces/interoperability, PGA Message Set, and Document Image System; (ii) e-Manifest:Ocean and Rail (M1), (iii) ACE truck (FMCSA), (iv) Cargo Release, and (v) Automated Export Processing.)