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:A [[Cargo_Control_Number_(Customs_Glossary_Guide)|Cargo Control Number]], often abbreviated as CCN, is a unique number assigned to a shipment of goods entering Canada. It serves as a means of telling shipments apart for CBSA, while simultaneously identifying the carrier transporting the goods. Cargo control numbers are mandatory for almost every type of shipment being transported to Canada by highway carrier. | :A [[Cargo_Control_Number_(Customs_Glossary_Guide)|Cargo Control Number]], often abbreviated as CCN, is a unique number assigned to a shipment of goods entering Canada. It serves as a means of telling shipments apart for CBSA, while simultaneously identifying the carrier transporting the goods. Cargo control numbers are mandatory for almost every type of shipment being transported to Canada by highway carrier. | ||
;Cargo Exemption | ;Cargo Exemption | ||
: | :A [[Shipment_Types_For_ACE_and_ACI_eManifest|cargo exemption]] in ACI is used to indicate that there is Exempt Cargo such as LVS (Low Value Courier), Flying Truck, IIT and Mail loaded on the truck or trailer(s). For any of these shipment types no shipment is required to be reported on the manifest, but the Cargo Exemption must be set here to indicate that it is aboard In BorderConnect click the link 'set cargo exemption' to select a cargo exemption. Once the selection is made the Cargo Exemption will be set. It can be removed again by clicking the 'Remove Cargo Exemption Code' link that will be displayed afterward. | ||
;Carnet | ;Carnet | ||
:An [[ATA_Carnet_(CBP_CBSA)|ATA Carnet]] is an international customs document that allows for the temporary importation of goods into a Canada and the U.S. | :An [[ATA_Carnet_(CBP_CBSA)|ATA Carnet]] is an international customs document that allows for the temporary importation of goods into a Canada and the U.S. | ||