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{{note|This article is part of the BorderConnect [[US_In_Bond_Manager_Guide_(CBP)|U.S. In-Bond Manager Guide]] and the [[BorderConnect_Software_User_Guide|BorderConnect Software User Guide]]|info}}
{{note|This article is part of the BorderConnect [[US_In_Bond_Manager_Guide_(CBP)|U.S. In-Bond Manager Guide]] and the [[BorderConnect_Software_User_Guide|BorderConnect Software User Guide]]|info}}


[[File:arrive-container.png|400px|thumb|right|Arriving an in-bond shipment by Container Number in BorderConnect]]
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<h1>Send Container Arrival Page</h1>
<p>Report the arrival of specific containers within a U.S. In-Bond shipment.</p>
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<span class="bc-article-pill"><i class="fas fa-box-open"></i> Type: CBP Reporting</span>
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The '''Send Container Arrival Page''' in BorderConnect’s [https://www.borderconnect.com/us-in-bond-manager/index.htm U.S. In-Bond Manager] allows carriers to electronically report the arrival of a specific container associated with an in-bond shipment.
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This method is designed for situations where:
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* An in-bond includes multiple containers 
<h2 style="margin-top: 0;">Overview</h2>
* Only part of the shipment arrives at the destination port 
<p>The <strong>Send Container Arrival Page</strong> in BorderConnect’s [https://www.borderconnect.com/us-in-bond-manager/index.htm U.S. In-Bond Manager] allows carriers to electronically report the arrival of a <strong>specific container</strong> associated with an in-bond shipment.</p>
* CBP requires container-level arrival confirmation 


When an in-bond consists of a single container, it is generally easier to use '''Arrive Entire In-Bond''' instead.
<p>This method is designed for situations where:</p>
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* An in-bond includes multiple containers.
* Only part of the shipment arrives at the destination port.
* CBP requires container-level arrival confirmation.
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The Container Arrival option can be accessed:
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<strong>How to Access:</strong><br>
* <strong>From Menu:</strong> Navigate to <strong>U.S. In-Bonds</strong> and select <strong>Arrive Container</strong>.
* <strong>From Report:</strong> Open a specific In-Bond Report and select <strong>Arrive Container</strong> within the Bill of Lading Details section. (<em>Recommended: This auto-fills key shipment details</em>).
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* From the top menu: '''U.S. In-Bonds → Arrive Container''' 
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* From an in-bond report: Select '''Arrive Container''' within the Bill of Lading Details section 


Launching from the in-bond report automatically fills in key shipment details.
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[[File:arrive-container.png|800px|thumb|center|Arriving an in-bond shipment by Container Number in BorderConnect]]
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== When to Use Container Arrivals ==
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<p>Selecting the correct arrival method is crucial for accurate in-bond closure.</p>
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| Multiple containers on one in-bond
| Arrive by Container Number
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| Partial freight arrives
| Arrive by Container Number
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| Single container in-bond
| Arrive Entire In-Bond
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<td><strong>Multiple containers on one in-bond</strong></td>
<td>Use <strong>Arrive Container</strong> to clear each unit as it arrives.</td>
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<td><strong>Partial freight arrives</strong></td>
<td>Use <strong>Arrive Container</strong> for the specific equipment present.</td>
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<td><strong>Single container in-bond</strong></td>
<td>Use <strong>Arrive Entire In-Bond</strong> for efficiency.</td>
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== Completing a Container Arrival ==
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<p>The majority of fields match a standard in-bond arrival message, with two additional container-specific identifiers.</p>


The majority of fields match a standard in-bond arrival message, with two additional container-specific identifiers.
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<td><strong>In-Bond Entry Number</strong></td>
<td>The CBP in-bond reference number (9 numeric digits). Automatically populated when launched from the report.</td>
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<td><strong>U.S. In-Bond Destination</strong></td>
<td>The CBP port where the container arrived. Must match the original in-bond destination.</td>
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<td><strong>FIRMS Code</strong></td>
<td>The code for the specific bonded facility where the container physically arrived.</td>
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<td><strong>In-Bond Arrival Date/Time</strong></td>
<td>The actual arrival date/time of the container. <br><em>Note: Must not be in the future and should be reported within 2 business days.</em></td>
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<td><strong>Master Bill of Lading</strong></td>
<td>The bill of lading associated with the container. Auto-filled when arriving from the report.</td>
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<td><strong>Container Number</strong></td>
<td>The specific container ID being reported. This identifies the portion of the movement closing.</td>
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=== Key Fields ===
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;In-Bond Entry Number
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:The CBP in-bond reference number. Must be nine numeric digits with no spaces or special characters. Automatically populated when launched from the in-bond report.
<h3>Submitting the Arrival</h3>
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1. Click <strong>Send In-Bond Arrival Message to CBP</strong>.
2. The status updates to <strong>Transmitted</strong>.
3. CBP typically responds within 1–2 minutes.
4. The container arrival appears in the in-bond report history.
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;U.S. In-Bond Destination
<h3>Tips for Success</h3>
:The CBP port where the container arrived. Must match the original in-bond destination.
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* <strong>Partial Shipments:</strong> Use container arrivals only for partial shipments or multi-container moves.
* <strong>Verify FIRMS:</strong> Carefully verify FIRMS codes to match the physical location of the container.
* <strong>Status Query:</strong> Send a status query before arrival when possible to ensure the bond is open.
* <strong>Monitor History:</strong> Always check the report history to ensure CBP accepted the container arrival.
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;FIRMS Code
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:The CBP facility where the container physically arrived. Port of exit facilities appear first when applicable.


;In-Bond Arrival Date
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:The actual arrival date of the container. Must not be in the future and should be reported within two business days.
 
;In-Bond Arrival Time
:The arrival time of the container at the destination port.
 
;Master Bill of Lading
:The bill of lading associated with the container. Auto-filled when arriving from the in-bond report.
 
;Container Number
:The container being reported as arrived. This identifies the specific portion of the in-bond movement.
 
== Submitting the Arrival ==
 
After reviewing the information:
 
# Click '''Send In-Bond Arrival Message to CBP'''
# Status changes to '''Transmitted'''
# CBP typically responds within one to two minutes
# The container arrival appears in the in-bond report history
 
== Visual Example of Arrival Options ==
 
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! In-Bond Structure
! Best Arrival Method
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| One in-bond with three containers
| Arrive each container individually
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| One in-bond with one container
| Arrive Entire In-Bond
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== Best Practices ==
 
* Use container arrivals only for partial shipments 
* Verify FIRMS codes carefully 
* Send a status query before arrival when possible 
* Monitor report history for CBP acceptance 
 
== Summary ==
 
The Container Arrival feature provides precise CBP reporting when in-bond shipments arrive in multiple containers or stages. Using this method helps maintain compliance, prevents delays, and ensures accurate in-bond closure.
 
For complete workflows including exports and diversions, see the [[Reporting_In_Bond_Arrivals_and_Exports_(U.S._In-Bond_Manager)|Reporting In-Bond Arrivals and Exports Guide]].


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