Southern Currents 03-027.pdf SUBJECT: EFFECTIVE JUNE 1,2003 ALL MONETARY INSTRUMENTS SUBMITTED TO U. S. CUSTOMS MUST BE MADE PAYABLE TO “CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION” Due to the transfer of Customs into the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the name…
Read MoreSouthern Currents 03-026.pdf SUBJECT: MANDATORY REVIEW OF ALL TEXTILE QUOTA/VISA ENTRIES (ENTRY TYPE “02”) PRIOR TO RELEASE Effective June 1, 2003, Customs and Border Protection will begin a 30-day program in which we will conduct a thorough review of all…
Read MoreSouthern Currents 03-024.pdf SUBJECT: CLOSURE OF MARBLE HALL – THURSDAY MAY 15, 2003 On Thursday, May 15, 2003 ONLY, all business activities routinely handled in Marble Hall will be transferred to Room 246. For your convenience, official documents and trays…
Read MoreSouthern Currents 03-023.pdf SUBJECT: 24 HOUR RULE – ENFORCEMENT STRAGEGY BACKGROUND: On December 2, 2002, U.S. Customs implemented the “24 hour advance of lading foreign regulations” governing containerized and some break-bulk cargoes. Enforcement of these regulations was delayed until February…
Read MoreSouthern Currents 03-019.pdf SUBJECT: Procedures for vessels arriving from and departing for Cuba ACTION: Vessels arriving from and departing to Cuba are required to present a copy of the license that authorizes the vessel to conduct export transactions with Cuba.…
Read MoreSouthern Currents 03-017.pdf Subject: Petroleum Residue (SLOPS) This notice issued to clarify U.S. Customs policy regarding Petroleum Residue (SLOPS) TO: Customs Brokers, Importers, Marine Salvage Companies, and Steamship Companies. BACKGROUND Petroleum slops is a generic term of the petroleum industry…
Read MoreSouthern Currents 03-016.pdf Subject: Revised Amounts on Tonnage Tax and Procedures for Application for Refund Customs will immediately revert back to the collection of tonnage tax at the rates of .02 and .09 cent due to Congress nbt changing or…
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