What is this?
The Canada to Mexico Customs block provides the ability to identify parties involved in the shipment, and send details required by US and Mexican Customs to transport shipments in bond and expedite customs clearance.
When is it used?
Required for all shipments originating in Canada and transported to Mexico for consumption or for furtherance to another country.
Information available
The following information can be provided in this block:
| Country of Origin of Goods |
Required |
Origin of the product shipped. |
| Province of Origin of Goods |
Optional |
Allows you to specify the province of origin. May only be selected if the Country of Origin is Canada. |
| Clearance Type |
Required |
Describes customs bond for the shipment. |
| Customs Broker (Canada – US Border) |
Optional |
Party handling the customs clearance. |
| Customs Broker (US - Mexico Border) |
Mandatory |
Required when entry must be made by a customs broker into or out of Mexico. |
| Inland Mexican Broker |
Optional |
Required when in-bond inland entry must be made by a customs broker within Mexico. |
| Mexican Patente # |
Optional |
Unique number assigned to each broker. |
| Freight Forwarder |
Optional |
Party handling the forwarding of the shipment. |
| Importer |
Optional |
Party arranging the shipment importation. Mandatory if different than the Consignee of the shipment. |
| Beneficial Owner |
Optional |
Legal owner of the shipment. |
| Ultimate Consignee |
Optional |
Final party to receive the shipment. |
| Consignee's IRS # |
Optional |
Bond holder's IRS number. |
| Export Declaration Numbers |
Mandatory |
CBSA Numbers. |
| Total Value of Goods |
Optional |
Shipment value for customs. Mandatory if Clearance Type is "Transportation Exportation (T&E) bond". |
| Related Company Indication Code |
Optional |
Is transaction between related or unrelated companies. |
| Special Charge or Allowance Code |
Optional |
To identify the type of Special Charge or Allowance Code. |