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{{disambig|This article is about the U.S. Shipment Type. For the Canadian Shipment Type, see [[Personal_Goods_(CBSA_Shipment_Type)|Personal Goods (CBSA Shipment Type)]]|info}} | {{disambig|This article is about the U.S. Shipment Type. For the Canadian Shipment Type, see [[Personal_Goods_(CBSA_Shipment_Type)|Personal Goods (CBSA Shipment Type)]]|info}} | ||
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[[Image:Unloading-Truck.jpg|300px|left|thumb|Loading Personal Goods onto truck]] <onlyinclude>A '''Personal Shipment''', aka Household Goods or Unaccompanied Articles, is a U.S. [[Shipment Types For ACE and ACI eManifest|Shipment Type]] for goods to clear through [[US Customs and Border Protection - General Information|US Customs and Border Protection]] and an [https://www.borderconnect.com/ace-e-manifest/index.htm ACE Manifest]. It is a type of Informal Entry that allows for the release at the border of shipments consisting of non-commercial, personal, used goods being transported by a highway carrier. | |||
To qualify as a Personal Shipment the goods must not be for sale, must not be the property of a business, and must not be brand new, unused goods. The most common scenario in which a highway carrier would use this shipment type would occur when an individual moving from Canada to the United States engages the carrier to transport their personal belongings.</onlyinclude> | To qualify as a Personal Shipment the goods must not be for sale, must not be the property of a business, and must not be brand new, unused goods. The most common scenario in which a highway carrier would use this shipment type would occur when an individual moving from Canada to the United States engages the carrier to transport their personal belongings.</onlyinclude> | ||