The Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information (Guidance)

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1 Version 3 The Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information (Guidance) June 2017 Customs and Tariff Bureau Ministry of Finance

2 Table of Contents 1. Introduction Background Summary of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information... 2 (1) Cargo to be filed... 2 (2) Persons obliged to file... 2 (3) Filing deadline... 2 (4) Cargo Information to be filed... 3 (5) Filing Methods... 3 (6) Exemption from Advance Filing... 3 (7) Advance Notice... 4 (8) Application for Cargo Discharge Permission... 5 (9) Penalty Filing Method, etc. through NACCS... 6 (1) What is NACCS?... 6 (2) User Connectivity with NACCS... 6 (3) Reporter ID Issuance... 6 (4) Filing of Cargo Information by Shipping Companies (Ocean (Master) B/L Cargo Information)... 6 (5) Filing of Cargo Information by NVOCC (House B/L Cargo Information)... 8 (6) Filing of the Date and Time of Departure from the Port of Loading by Shipping Companies (Fixed)... 9 (7) Discrepancy Information... 9 (8) Changes in vessel information (9) Changes in B/L Numbers including those of House B/L according to the amendment of transport contract, etc (10) Advance Notice from Japan Customs (11) Creation of Manifest Information for Pre-arrival Filing based on Cargo Information registered for Advance Filing Rules (12) Application for Cargo Discharge Permission (DNC) (13) Transmission of information... 13

3 Appendices Appendix 1 Summary of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information 15 Appendix 2 Relaxed application to the deadline for filing with regard to short-distance shipping routes 17 Appendix 3 Data Elements to Be Filed 19 Appendix 4 Advance Notice from Customs (the Result of Risk Analysis) 21 Appendix 5 User Connectivity with NACCS 22 Appendix 6 Diagram of Reporter ID Acquisition Procedure, etc. 24 Appendix 7 NACCS Procedure Flow 25 Appendix 8 Table of Input Fields of Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) 27 Appendix 9 Unacceptable Items 46 Appendix 10 Table of Input Fields of Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) 47 Appendix 11 Table of Input Fields of Departure Time Registration (ATD) 62 Appendix 12-1 Table of Output Fields of Discrepancy Information(Delivered after Departure Time Registration (ATD)) 64 Appendix 12-2 Table of Output Fields of Discrepancy Information(Delivered after Manifest Submission (DMF)) 66 Appendix 13 Discrepancy Information of Advance Filing 68 Appendix 14 Table of Input Fields of Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (CMV) 69 Appendix 15 Table of Input Fields of Association of Registered B/L Numbers(BLL)73 Appendix 16-1 Table of Output Fields of Advance Notice 78 Appendix 16-2 Table of Output Fields of Advance Notice Status of Relevant House B/L Has Been Given 80 Appendix 17-1 Advance Notices of Risk Assessment 83 Appendix 17-2 Cancellation of Risk Assessment Notice 84 Appendix 18 Advance Notice of Risk Assessment Result For The Relevant House B/L Has Been Given 85 Appendix 19 Table of Input Fields of Application for Cargo Discharge Permission (DNC) 87 Appendix20 MARITIME CONTAINER CARGOES INFORMATION (Customs Form C No.2032) 90 Appendix21 Transmission of Information(MSA) 92

4 1. Introduction In order to provide increased security to the global supply chain through counterterrorism and other measures, Customs has been enhancing control at the border by obtaining maritime container cargo information at an earlier point. For this purpose, in addition to the pre-arrival filing rule introduced by the amendment of Customs Law in 2006, the Customs Law revised in 2012 stipulates the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information (the Rules), which require operators of foreign trading vessels carrying container cargoes intending to enter a port in Japan and consignors for the applicable cargoes to electronically file detailed cargo information with Japan Customs the foreign trading vessels leave the ports of loading. With the renewal of the Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System (hereinafter referred to as NACCS ) in October 2017, the procedures through NACCS for the advance filing are to be improved based on the accumulated cases of implementation (the filings) under the Rules. After the upgrade of NACCS in October 2017, the advance filing to Customs is to be reported electronically with NACCS in accordance with this guidance. 2. Background (1) Following the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States in 2001, the World Customs Organization (WCO) developed the WCO SAFE Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade (hereinafter referred to as the SAFE Framework ) to be implemented by WCO Members at the global level to enhance the security and facilitate legitimate international trade. This SAFE Framework states WCO Members should electronically obtain cargo information of maritime container cargoes loading at the port of. (2) The US and several other foreign countries require electronic filing of detailed cargo information at the earliest timing accepted by the SAFE Framework, i.e., no later than loading of the cargo at ports of. (3) Compared with the SAFE Framework and the rules of foreign countries such as the US, the filing rules in Japan in 2012 needed to be improved with regard to the timing of the filing, the data elements required, and the method of filing. Under the rules in Japan at the time, (1) cargo information was filed arrival in the port in Japan and there was limited time from the filing to arrival, (2) in many cases, detailed description of goods and actual consignees, etc. of consolidated cargo were unknown, and (3) not all cargo information was filed to Japan Customs in electronic format. 1

5 3. Summary of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information The Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information (the Rules) oblige electronic submission of detailed information on maritime container cargoes to be loaded on a vessel intending to enter a port in Japan, in principle, its from the port of loading. Details are as follow. (Refer to Appendix 1 Summary of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information. ) (1) Cargo to be filed The cargoes to be filed under the Rules based on Article 15-7 and 15-8 of the Customs Law are container cargoes loaded on foreign trading vessels intending to enter a port in Japan. The following, however, does not need to be filed: Empty containers; Cargoes loaded on Platform containers that is classified as P0 in the detailed code in ISO6364; and Maritime container cargoes which are not discharged/unloaded in Japan. (2) Persons obliged to file Persons obliged to file are as follow: A. According to Article 15-7 of the Customs Law, operators of foreign trading vessels carrying container cargoes intending to enter a port in Japan who have the cargo information based on Ocean (Master)B/L (hereinafter referred to as Shipping Companies ). B. According to Article 15-8 of the Customs Law and Article 12-9 of the Order for Enforcement of the Customs Law, consignors who use carriage by Shipping Companies having the cargo information based on House B/L to engage in the cargo transportation business under freight contracts with the Shipping Companies (hereinafter referred to as NVOCC ). (3) Filing deadline The filing deadlines are stipulated as follow, based on the date and time of the of the vessel, which both the persons obliged to file and Japan Customs can confirm: A. According to Article 12-7 of the Order for Enforcement of the Customs Law, 24 hours the of a foreign trading vessel from a port of loading, intending to enter a port in Japan carrying the cargo falling under 3-(1) above to be loaded at the port (except the cargoes mentioned in B below). B. According to Article of the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law, by the of a foreign trading vessel from a port of loading for the vessels 2

6 operating in short-distance routes. This applies to the case where the cargo is to be loaded on the vessel at the Area other than Japan referred to Appended Table 3 of the rules, and discharged at the Area in Japan as the first port of arrival referred to Appended Table 3 of the rules (Refer to Appendix 2 Relaxed application to the deadline for filing with regard to short-distance shipping routes. ) (4) Cargo Information to be filed Data elements to be filed under the Rules are as follow: A. Shipping Companies obliged to file in 3-(2)-A above According to the provisions in Article 12-8 of the Order for Enforcement of the Customs Law and Article of the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law, cargo information in the Ocean (Master) Bill of Lading on Cargo Information field of Appendix 3 Data Elements to Be Filed shall be filed (mandatory) B. NVOCC obliged to file in 3-(2)-B above According to the provisions in Article of the Order for Enforcement of the Customs Law and Article of the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law, cargo information in the House Bill of Lading on Cargo Information field of Appendix 3 Data Elements to Be Filed shall be filed (mandatory). (5) Filing Methods Under the provisions in Article 15-9, the Rules oblige the electronic filing of cargo information through NACCS (refer to 4-(1) below). The filers, however, must file cargo information in writing using Appendix 20 MARITIME CONTAINER CARGOES INFORMATION, etc., when Japan Customs recognizes the cases where it is difficult to electronically file cargo information through NACCS due to system failure, for example. Please contact Japan Customs contact point shown in Required procedures when it is difficult to electronically file cargo information through NACCS due to disasters, system failure, etc. on Japan Customs website: (6) Exemption from Advance Filing According to the provisions in Article 12-6 of the Order for Enforcement of the Customs Law, the filing is exempt when Japan Customs recognizes difficulties in filing cargo information bound for Japan of the port of loading due to natural disasters, such as storm, heavy rain, flood, earthquake, tsunami, volcanic 3

7 eruption, or man-made disasters, such as war, and armed conflict. Japan Customs may also recognize difficulties in electronic filing of cargo information through NACCS in cases such as system failure mentioned in 3-(5) above, etc., while cargo information must be filed in writing using Appendix 20, etc., to which no exemption is applied. Please contact Japan Customs contact point shown in Required procedures when it is difficult to electronically file cargo information through NACCS due to disasters, system failure, etc. on Japan Customs website: (7) Advance Notice Japan Customs provides the following advance notice to the filers within, in principle, after receiving cargo information, when certain measures (e.g. suspending discharge of the cargo in Japan) should be taken according to the provisions in Article 106 of the Customs Law, if the cargo is identified as high risk from a Japanese security perspective, following risk analysis of the cargo information filed under the Rules. If, however, Japan Customs obtains new security intelligence, an advance notice is sent even after since the filing. (Refer to Appendix 4 Advance Notice of the Result of Risk Analysis. ) When the situation (cause) of an advance notice is resolved after the advance notice was sent, Japan Customs will cancel the notice promptly. A. DNL If the cargo is identified as high risk following risk analysis of the cargo information filed to Japan Customs loading of the cargo on a vessel, an advance notice is sent through NACCS with the code DNL informing that the cargo is considered high-risk and cannot be brought into Japan. B. HLD If further or revised information is necessary in order to complete the risk assessment of the cargo, an advance notice is sent through NACCS with the code HLD with specific request details. C. DNU The advance notice of the code DNU is sent in the following cases: If Japan Customs finds a cargo is a security threat to Japan following risk analysis after a foreign trading vessel leaves a port of loading, an advance notice is sent through NACCS with the code DNU informing that discharge of the cargo at the entry port in Japan is suspended. With regard to the cargo notified HLD as described in B above, if Japan 4

8 Customs confirms that a foreign trading vessel carrying the cargo has left the port of loading without cancellation of the advance notice with the code HLD, discharge of the cargo is suspended unless additional information is filed or the information is corrected in accordance with instruction from Japan Customs by the time the vessel enters into a port in Japan. The code DNU will be sent through NACCS with a notice that the status of the code has been switched and the discharge of the cargo will be suspended if a request is not met. (8) Application for Cargo Discharge Permission When filing of cargo information is overdue as indicated below, Japan Customs will send the code SPD in advance through NACCS. (In this case, persons obliged to file may be penalized.) In addition, according to Article 16-3 of the Customs Law, if the advance notice (the code SPD ) is sent, the cargo must not be discharged without cargo discharge permission from Japan Customs. In order to discharge the cargo, cargo discharge permission must be applied for and obtained from Customs according to the following categories: A. When the cargo information is not filed Those who discharge the cargo must apply for cargo discharge permission to the Customs office with jurisdiction over the port where they plan to discharge cargo after filing the cargo information as described in 3-(5) above in advance and obtain permission. However, when the advance notice is to request further or revised information in order to complete the risk assessment on the cargo, the cargo discharge permission cannot be issued until the information requested by the advance notice is filed and Japan Customs completes its risk assessment on the cargo. B. When the cargo information is not filed by the filing deadline Those who discharge cargo must apply for cargo discharge permission to the Customs office with jurisdiction over the port where they plan to discharge cargo and obtain permission. (9) Penalty If Shipping Companies or NVOCC have not filed the cargo information as provided in Articles 15-7 or 15-8 of the Customs Law by the filing deadline or have filed false information, they will be imprisoned for a term not exceeding one (1) year or be liable for a fine up to JPY 500 thousands. In addition, if those intending to request cargo discharge permission pursuant to 5

9 Article 16-3 of the Customs Law have discharged the cargo without the permission, they will be imprisoned for a term not exceeding one (1) year or be liable for a fine up to JPY 500 thousands. 4. Filing Method, etc. through NACCS (1) What is NACCS? The Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System (NACCS) is a system for online processing of procedures of Japan Customs and other relevant administrative authorities, or relevant private-sector services for arriving/departing ships and aircrafts or import/export cargo. It is operated by NACCS Center. (The company s website: The Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information (the Rules) require that cargo information be filed electronically through NACCS as described in 3-(5) above. (2) User Connectivity with NACCS As shown in Appendix 5 User Connectivity with NACCS, those who file the cargo information under the Rules must connect with NACCS; either through the gateway connection with the filer s own system or through service providers. Note: For those who have offices in Japan having a service agreement with NACCS Center, they can file information using the packaged client software provided by NACCS Center. (3) Reporter ID Issuance Those who file the cargo information under the Rules via service providers must obtain a Reporter ID from the Reporter ID Issuance System provided by NACCS Center hand. Please refer to Appendix 6 Diagram of Reporter ID Acquisition Procedure, etc. for acquisition of a Reporter ID. Detailed acquisition procedures are shown in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( /dfw/web/afr/), from where a Reporter ID can also be obtained. (4) Filing of Cargo Information by Shipping Companies (Ocean (Master) B/L Cargo Information) A. Cargo Information Registration Filing of cargo information by Shipping Companies must be registered according to each unit of Ocean (Master) B/L through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) as shown in Appendix 7 NACCS Procedure Flow by the 6

10 filing deadline. An EDIFACT message can only be used by NACCS users to file the information under this procedure. B. Input Fields The AMR input field table is as shown in Appendix 8 Table of Input Fields of Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR). When there are any House B/Ls related to a Master B/L, "M" has to be entered into Master B/L Identifier field in the AMR. Hence, it might be necessary to ask the NVOCC the existence of relevant House B/Ls in order to make appropriate filings. C. Acceptance of Cargo information As for cargo information registered in A above, NACCS verifies the input status and notifies the filers of the process results ( completion or error ). When verifying the input status, the system checks formats such as data attributes. If any of the items in Appendix 9 Unacceptable Items are filed, they are rejected. (A processing result error is signaled.) (Items in Appendix 9 are examples. In future they will be revised as required.) D. Corrections, etc. of Cargo Information The necessary corrections, deletion and additional inputs to Ocean (Master) B/L cargo information received through NACCS without errors can be made through the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR). However, corrections of Vessel, Voyage Number, Carrier, Port of Loading and Port of Loading Suffix can only be modified with Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (CMV). In addition, corrections and deletion via CMR should be made, in principle, by the of the vessel. However, even after the Departure Time Registration (ATD), described in 4-(6) below, is executed, corrections and deletion via CMR are possible the Filing of the Manifest Submission (DMF) is made. When already filed Ocean (Master) B/L cargo information is deleted by the CMR, the deletion and the reason for the deletion, such as suspension of lading or change in B/L number, must be reported to Customs. E. Corrections of B/L Number, etc. When separations, combination, or switches in Ocean (Master) B/L information already accepted by NACCS are made due to the amend of transport contract etc., it is necessary to register the revised B/L information, correct original B/L information as needed, and relate the original B/L information and the revised B/L information via the Association of Registered B/L Numbers (BLL). 7

11 (5) Filing of Cargo Information by NVOCC (House B/L Cargo Information) A. Cargo Information Registration Filing of cargo information by NVOCC must be registered according to each unit of House B/L cargo information through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) in Appendix 7 NACCS Procedure Flow by the filing deadline. An EDIFACT message can only be used by NACCS users to file the information under this procedure. B. Input Fields The AHR input field table is as shown in Appendix 10 Table of Input Fields of Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR). Master B/L Number, Vessel, Voyage Number, Carrier, Port of Loading, Port of Loading Suffix, Port of Discharge and Port of Discharge Suffix must be the same as those of relevant Master B/L information filed according to 4-(4) above. Therefore, it requires to receive necessary information from the Shipping Company in order to make appropriate filing. In addition, it is necessary to enter "E" into House B/L Register Completion Identifier field in AHR when all House B/Ls related to the Master B/L are registered. C. Acceptance of Cargo Information As for cargo information registered in A above, NACCS verifies the input status and notifies the filers of the process results ( completion or error ). When verifying the input status, the system checks formats such as data attributes. If any of the items in Appendix 9 Unacceptable Items are filed, they are rejected. (A processing result error is signaled.) (Items in Appendix 9 are examples. In future they will be reviewed as required.) D. Corrections, etc. of Cargo Information The necessary corrections, deletion and additional inputs to House B/L cargo information received through NACCS without errors can be made through the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (House B/L) (CHR). However, when corrections of the Vessel, Voyage Number, Carrier, Port of Loading and Port of Loading Suffix can only be made with the Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (CMV). When change in vessel information due to transship is planned and the vessel information after the change is unknown, it is necessary to enter Y into Vessel Information Change Identifier field in the AHR/CHR in order to follow the vessel 8

12 information of Master B/L after the change that is duly to be filed by the Shipping Company. This Y makes correction of vessel information such as Vessel unnecessary. In addition, corrections and deletion via the CMR should be made by the of the vessel, in principle. However, even after the Departure Time Registration (ATD), described in 4-(6) below, is executed, corrections and deletion via the CMR are possible the DMF is made. When already filed House B/L cargo information is deleted by the CHR, the deletion and the reason for the deletion, such as suspension of lading or change in B/L number, must be reported to Customs. E. Corrections of B/L Number, etc. When separations, combination or switches in House B/L information already accepted by NACCS are made due to the amend of transport contract etc., it is necessary to register the revised B/L information, correct original B/L information as needed, and relate the original B/L information and the revised B/L information via the BLL. (6) Filing of the Date and Time of Departure from the Port of Loading by Shipping Companies (Fixed) A. Registration of the Date and Time of Departure from the Port of Loading After a vessel loads a cargo whose information in 4-(4) or (5) above was filed and leaves the port, Shipping Companies must file the date and time of from the port of loading through the Departure Time Registration (ATD) by the time of filing cargo information based on Article 15-1 of the Customs Law through the Manifest Submission (DMF) of NACCS. B. Input Fields The ATD input field table is as shown in Appendix 11 Table of Input Fields of Departure Time Registration (ATD). C. Correction of the Date and Time of Departure from the Port of Loading The date and time of from the port of loading registered in NACCS can also be corrected as required through the Departure Time Registration (ATD). (7) Discrepancy Information As for cargo information in 4-(4) and (5) above, NACCS determines whether a filing is overdue, etc. and sends information on the discrepancy to the filers. When the discrepancy notices are sent, it is necessary to react adequately in order to clear the discrepancies. (Refer to Dealing with discrepancy information on 9

13 Japan Customs website: A. Types of Notice (a) Discrepancy information when the system finds a filing is overdue (b) Discrepancy information when the system finds cargo information is not filed through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) although the cargo information has been filed through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR). (c) Discrepancy information when the system finds cargo information is not filed through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) although the cargo information has been filed through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR). (d) Discrepancy information when the Vessel, etc. filed through the Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) does not match those filed through the relevant Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR). (e) Discrepancy information when the system finds cargo information is not filed through Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) although the cargo information is filed through Manifest Submission (DMF) (f) Discrepancy information when the system finds the Departure Time Registration (ATD) is not completed.b. Delivery Time (a) Filing of the Departure Time Registration (ATD) leads the system to assessing the discrepancy information shown in A-(a) through A-(d) and sends the discrepancy notices if they are found. (b) Filing of the Manifest Submission (DMF) leads the system to assessing the discrepancy information shown in A-(e) through A-(f) and sends the discrepancy notices if they are found. C. Delivery destination (a) The discrepancy information shown in B-(a) above is sent to those who filed the Departure Time Registration (ATD). (b) The discrepancy information shown in B-(b) above is sent to those who filed the Manifest Submission (DMF). D. Output Fields Output fields in the discrepancy information are as shown in Appendix 12 Table of Output Fields of Discrepancy Information, and the output image is as shown in Appendix 13 Discrepancy Information of Advance Filing. 10

14 (8) Changes in vessel information A. Registration of vessel information and after the changes in vessels When the changes in vessels, including transshipment outside Japan after the completion of filings of information described in (4) and (5) above occur, the CMV enables revision of the vessel information, without re-filing via the AMR, the CMR, the AHR or the CHR. The CMV also enables the filers to specify a B/L number individually and revise the vessel information, or to revise the vessel information and plural B/L numbers under the same original vessel information at one time. However, in order to change other than the vessel information, i.e. Vessel, Voyage Number, Carrier, Port of Loading and Port of Loading Suffix, it is necessary to file again (re-filing) by the filing deadlines for the re-filing since this re-filing also entails change in the filing deadline. B. Input Fields The input fields of CMV are as shown in Appendix 14 Table of Input Fields of Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (CMV). (9) Changes in B/L Numbers including those of House B/L according to the amendment of transport contract, etc. A. Registration of the linkage among B/Ls and after the change in B/L numbers After the completion of filings of information described in (4) and (5) above, when there occurred separations, combination or switches in B/Ls due to the amendment of transport contract, etc., it is necessary to file cargo information with the amended B/L number. Cargo information needs to be corrected when the original B/L number is used again after the separation or combination: the original B/L information and the revised B/L information needs to be related via the Association of Registered B/L Numbers (BLL) to make their linkage clear B. Input Fields The input fields of BLL are as shown in Appendix 15 Table of Input Fields of Association of Registered B/L Numbers (BLL). (10) Advance Notice from Japan Customs Notification Forwarding parties and output fields related to advance notice from Japan Customs in 3-(7) above are as follow. When advance notice are sent, it is necessary for the recipient to react adequately in accordance with the notice (instruction) from Customs. A. Types of Notice 11

15 (a) Advance notice with DNL code and their cancellation notices: (b) Advance notice with HLD code and their cancellation notices: (c) Advance notice with DNU code and their cancellation notices: (d) Advance notice with SPD code and their cancellation notices: B. Notification Forwarding Party (a) Advance notice on cargo information from A-(a) to (d) above are sent to the filers of AMR/CMR, Notification Forwarding Party registered in AMR/CMR, and the filer of Manifest Submission (DMF). (b) Advance notice on cargo information from A-(a) to (c) above are sent to the filers of AHR/CHR and Notification Forwarding Party registered in AHR/CHR. The filer of relevant Master B/L (implementer of AMR) and the implementer of the Manifest Submission (DMF) are also notified of the occurrence of advance notices for reference (the contents of advance notices are not sent to the implementer of AMR and DMF). C. Output Fields Output fields in advance notices from Japan Customs are as shown in Appendix 16-1 Table of Output Fields of Advance Notice and Appendix 16-2 Table of Output Fields of Advance Notice Status of Relevant House B/L Has Been Given, and output images are as shown in Appendix 17-1 Advance Notices of Risk Assessment, Appendix 17-2 Cancellation of Risk Assessment Notice and Appendix 18 Advance Notice for related House B/L information. (11) Creation of Manifest Information for Pre-arrival Filing based on Cargo Information registered for Advance Filing Rules Pre-arrival filing, stipulated in Article 15-1 of the Customs Law, of cargos for which the advance filing described in 4-(4) above already made, can be made by the following methods; A. Creation of Pre-arrival filing based on cargo information filed by AMR/CMR Pre-arrival filling, whose deadline in principal is vessel arrival, can be done by Manifest Submission (DMF) in the unit of identical Vessel, Voyage Number, Carrier, Port of Discharge, and Port of Discharge Suffix based on the cargo information registered by AMR/CMR. With this method, the Cargo Information for Manifest Registration (MFR) is not necessary to be made. However, when Container Operator, Service Type on Delivery and/or Vanning Type and/or Customs Convention on Container (CCC) Application Identifier are not filed at the timing of AMR, then it is necessary to file such fields by the Update Registered Advance Cargo 12

16 Information (CMR) then to execute the DMF. B. Creation of manifest information for pre-arrival filing by quoting cargo information filed by AMR/CMR In order to create manifest information for pre-arrival filing by quoting cargo information filed by AMR/CMR, it is necessary to carry out following procedures then to execute the DMF. If the unloading of cargo that is not the subject of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information is to be carried out at the same time, it is necessary to create cargo information on the said cargo by Manifest Information Registration (MFR) in addition to doing one of the following procedures, then to carry out DMF. (a) Blanket Registration based on Units of Company Using the Vessel In creating the manifest information for the pre-arrival filing, filers can use the Manifest Information Registration(Blanket Registration)(MFI), extract the cargo information filed under AMR/CMR, and register in NACCS at a time. (b) Registration by Units of B/L In creating the manifest information for the pre-arrival filing, filers can use the Call Up Cargo Information for Manifest Registration (MFR 11), extract the cargo information filed under AMR/CMR by units of B/L, and register in NACCS. (12) Application for Cargo Discharge Permission (DNC) A. Registration of the Application for Cargo Discharge Permission (DNC) Information Those seeking cargo discharge permission through NACCS according to the provision in Article 16-3 of the Customs Law must apply to the Customs office, which has jurisdiction over the port where they plan to discharge cargo, with the Application for Cargo Discharge Permission (DNC) shown in Appendix 7 NACCS Procedure Flow. B. Input Fields The DNC Input field table is as shown in Appendix 19 Table of Input Fields Application for Cargo Discharge Permission (DNC). (13) Transmission of information When deletion of cargo information described 4-(4) and (5) above and the changes in B/L number described in 4-(9) above occur, Japan Customs may communicate with the filers via Transmission of Information (MSA) in order to verify their backgrounds and/or 13

17 to examine the incidents. (For the filers who make their filings via service providers, Japan Customs sends an to the address registered in the reporter ID system. For those who use NACCS but cannot use MSA, Japan Customs communicates by other means.) When Japan Customs communicates, check the contents of the communication promptly and respond appropriately according to the instruction from Japan Customs, which may include responding to the communication with the MSA and/or the Transmission of attached file (MSB), or responding to the from Japan Customs for the filers making their filings via service providers. (End) 14

18 Appendix 1 Summary of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information The Rules require to electronically submit the information on maritime container cargoes to be loaded on a vessel intended to enter into a port in Japan, in principle of the vessel from a port of loading. Foreign country/territory Japan of a vessel from a port of loading (information on cargo to be loaded) Maritime container cargo information delivered to Japan Cargo information entry into a port (definitive information on cargo loaded onto the vessel) Add the date and time of from the port of loading Cargo information by NVOCC Cargo information by a shipping company In principle, electronic file submission > >>>> Cargoes to be filed Maritime container cargoes to be loaded on a vessel intended to enter into a port in Japan Empty containers, cargoes loaded on platform containers and transit cargoes will be excluded for the time being from the application of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information Persons obliged to file and filing particulars Shipping company Filing methods(in principle, mandatory electronic file submission) Cargo information based on the Master B/L level NVOCC Cargo information based on the House B/L level Filing in electronic form through Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System (hereinafter referred to as NACCS ) Deadline of filing In principle, from a port of loading in a foreign country/territory * (NB)*For the time being until the implementation of the rules is well-established, the deadline will be relaxed to by no later than of the vessels from the ports of loading with regard to the certain short-distance shipping routes, i.e., in the case of maritime container cargoes to be loaded on vessels at certain ports of neighboring countries/territories (e.g.,south Korea and China) which are destined for certain Japanese ports. Penalty Any person who submits no (or false) cargo information until the deadline will be liable to imprisonment with labor for up to a maximum period of one year or a fine not exceeding five hundred thousand yen. 15

19 Overview of the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information Within after the filing loading of cargoes*1 Entry of the vessel into a port and discharge of cargoes*5 Loading of cargoes and of the vessel Advance notice of the high-risk cargo Risk assessment by Customs Advance filing of information on maritime container cargo A Japanese port of discharging cargoes Customs A foreign port of loading cargo Abandonment of loading the cargo on a vessel Operator Operator (Shipping company) Entry into a port Suspension of discharge of the cargo in question*4 Loading of cargoes Departure from the port Advance notice of the highrisk cargo Identification of a high-risk cargo Addition/ correction of information Instruction of the addition/ correction of information Imperfection of filing requirements Loading of cargoes Departure from the port NVOCC (Detailed information) Risk assessment by utilizing cargo information Advance filing of information on maritime container cargoes * 2 Entry into a port Discharge of cargoes No anomaly NVOCC*3 (Detailed information) Discharge permission Filing of cargo information Application for discharge permission Suspension of discharge Those who intend to discharge No filing Delayed filing (Note) (*1) Japan Customs provides an advance notice in principle within after receiving the cargo information when the cargo is identified high-risk from the viewpoint of Japanese security e.g., terrorism as a result of risk analysis of the cargo information by the Advance Filling Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information. Therefore, Operator (shipping company) and NVOCC who filed the cargo information receive an advance notice loading of the cargo on a vessel and stop the loading of the cargo in case the filing was made loading of the cargo like other countries, although deadline as set forth in the legislation is from a port of loading. (*2)Filing in electronic form by utilizing NACCS is mandatory. (*3) NVOCC (Non Vessel Operating Common Carrier) means an operator who does not own the asset of physical transport (vessels) but utilizes services by a shipping company for the transport of cargoes. (*4)Strict inspection will be conducted after the inspection arrangement is made. (*5)In case the cargo information is not filed until the deadline, penalties could be applied and the cargo cannot be unloaded without the permission for discharge by Customs. 16

20 Appendix 2 Relaxed application to the deadline for filing with regard to short-distance shipping routes For the certain short-distance shipping routes, the deadline for the filing of cargo information is by no later than of the vessels from the ports of loading according to the following list Areas other than Japan (A foreign place of loading cargoes ) Areas in Japan (First port of arrival) Deadline for filing Area between the lines of long. 128 E and long. 156 E and between the lines of lat. 40 N and lat. 54 N(People's Republic of China, Russia and areas considered as foreign country(khabomai,shikotan,kunashir and Iturup) only ) Area between the lines of long. 128 E and long. 152 E and between the lines of lat. 34 N and lat. 50 N(Republic of Korea, People's Republic of China, Russia and areas considered as foreign country(khabomai,shikotan,kunashir and Iturup) only ) Area between the lines of long. 133 E and long. 152 E and between the lines of lat. 43 N and lat. 47 N Area between the lines of long. 145 E and long. 149 E and between the lines of lat. 43 N and lat. 47 N Area between the lines of long. 122 E and long. 140 E and between the lines of lat. 33 N and lat. 46 N (Republic of Korea, People's Republic of China and Russia only, excluding area between the lines of long. 122 E and long. 127 E and between the lines of lat. 37 N and lat. 46 N) Area between the lines of long. 117 E and long. 131 E and between the lines of lat N and lat. 41 N (Republic of Korea and People's Republic of China only, excluding area between the lines of long. 130 E and long. 131 E and between the lines of lat. 38 N and lat. 41 N) Area between the lines of long. 117 E and long. 140 E and the lines of lat N and lat. 46 N (Republic of Korea, People's Republic of China and Russia only) Hokkaido Aomori, Akita, Yamagata and Niiata Iwate and Miyagi Fukushima and Ibaraki Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Kyoto and Hyogo(Sea of Japan side only) Osaka, Hyogo (Seto Inland Sea side only) and Wakayama Tottori and Shimane Departure of the vessels from a port of loading Area between the lines of long. 117 E and long. 131 E and between the lines of lat. 30 N and lat. 42 N(Republic of Korea and People's Republic of China only, excluding area between the lines of long. 117 E and long. 122 E and between the lines of lat. 30 N and lat N) Area between the lines of long. 117 E and long. 135 E and between the lines of lat. 26 N and lat. 44 N(Republic of Korea, People's Republic of China and Russia only ) Area between the lines of long. 117 E and long. 131 E and between the lines of lat. 17 N and lat. 38 N(Republic of Korea, People's Republic of China, Taiwan and Philippines only ) Area between the lines of long. 114 E and long. 128 E and between the lines of lat. 15 N and lat. 34 N Okayama, Hiroshima, Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime and Kochi Yamaguchi, Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki and Kagoshima(excluding Amami city and Oshima county ) Amami city and Oshima county of Kagoshima Pref. and Okinawa (excluding Ishigaki city,miyakojima city, Tarama village of Miyako county, and Taketomi town and Yonaguni town of Yaeyama county) Okinawa (Ishigaki city, Miyakojima city, Tarama village of Miyako county, and Taketomi town and Yonaguni town of Yaeyama county only) 17

21 List of report deadline for filing( major ports of neighboring countries/territories ) For the certain short-distance shipping routes, the deadline for the filing of cargo information is by no later than of the vessels from the ports of loading according to the following list, i.e. in the case maritime container cargoes to be loaded on vessels at certain ports of neighboring countries/territories (e.g. South Korea and China) which enter into certain Japanese ports. A foreign place of loading cargoes Russian Far East South Korea China Taiwan A Japanese place (First port of arrival) Vostochniy (RUVYP) Vladivostok (RUVVO) Pusan (KRPUS) Kwangyang (KRKAN) Inchon (KRINC) Tianjin Xingang (CNTXG) Dalian (CNDLC) Qingdao (CNTAO) Shanghai (CNSHA) Ningbo (CNNGB) Hong Kong (HKHKG) Kaohsiung (TWKHH) Keelung (TWKEL) Hokkaido the the Aomori, Akita, Yamagata and Niigata the the the Iwate and Miyagi Fukushima and Ibaraki Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Kyouto and Hyougo (Sea of Japan side) the the the the Tokyo, Kanagawa and Chiba Shizuoka, Aichi and Mie Tottori and Shimane the the the the the the the the the Wakayama, Osaka and Hyougo(Seto Inland Sea side) the the the the the the the Okayama, Hiroshima, Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime and Kouchi the the the the the the the Yamaguchi, Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita and Miyazaki the the the the the the the the the the Kagoshima the the the the the the the the the the Amami city and Oshima country the the the the the the the the Okinawa the the the the the the the the Ishigaki city, Miyakojima city, Tarama village of Miyako country, and Taketomi town and Yonaguni town of Yaeyama country only (NB) *1 the in the above table : The deadline for the filing is by no later than of the vessel from the port of loading *2 24hours in the above table : The deadline for the filing is of the vessel from the port of loading. the the the the the 18

22 Appendix 3 Data Elements to Be Filed (1) The following cargo information shall be filed under the Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information. Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information Reference Pre-arrival Filing on Cargo Information Ocean(Master) Bill of Lading on Cargo Infomation House Bill of Lading on Cargo Infomation ( entry into a port) Consignor Name Consignor Name Consignor Name 1 Consignor Address Consignor Address Consignor Telephone Number Consignor Telephone Number Consignor Country Consignor Country Consignee Name Consignee Name Consignee Name 2 Consignee Address Consignee Address Consignee Telephone Number Consignee Telephone Number Consignee Country Consignee Country Notify Party Name Notify Party Name Notify Party Name 3 Notify Party Address Notify Party Address Notify Party Telephone Number Notify Party Telephone Number Notify Party Country Notify Party Country 4 Goods Description Goods Description Goods Description 5 Harmonized System (6-digit ) Harmonized System (6-digit ) 6 Number of Packages Number of Packages Number of Packages 7 Gross Weight / Weight Unit Gross Weight / Weight Unit Gross Weight / Weight Unit 8 Measurement / Measurement Unit Measurement / Measurement Unit Measurement / Measurement Unit 9 Marks and Numbers Marks and Numbers Marks and Numbers 10 Carrier Carrier Carrier 19

23 Appendix 3 Data Elements to Be Filed (2) Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information Reference Pre-arrival Filing on Cargo Information Ocean(Master) Bill of Lading on Cargo Infomation House Bill of Lading on Cargo Infomation ( entry into a port) 11 Vessel (Call Sign) Vessel (Call Sign) Vessel (Call Sign) 12 Voyage Number Voyage Number 13 Port of Loading Port of Loading Port of Loading 14 Estimated Date and Time of Departure (from port of loading) Fixed Date and Time of Departure (from port of loading) 15 Port of Origin Port of Origin 16 Port of Discharge Port of Discharge Port of Discharge 17 Estimated Date of Arrival (at port of discharge) Estimated Date of Arrival (at port of discharge) 18 Place of Delivery Name Place of Delivery Name 19 Master Bill of Lading Number Master Bill of Lading Number Bill of Lading Number 20 House Bill of Lading Number 21 Container Number Container Number Container Number 22 Seal Number Seal Number 23 Empty / Full Container Identification Empty / Full Container Identification Empty / Full Container Identification 24 Container Size Container Size Container Size 25 Container Type Container Type Container Type 26 Container Ownership Container Ownership Container Ownership 27 Container Operation Company 28 Customs Convention on Containers (CCC) Application Identifier 29 IMDG Class IMDG Class UN No. UN No. 30 Relaxed Application Area Identifier 31 Master B/L Identifier 20

24 Appendix 4 Advance Notice from Customs (the Result of Risk Analysis) 1.Japan Customs provides the following advance notice within after receiving the cargo information when certain measures (e.g., suspending discharge of the cargo in Japan) should be taken from the viewpoint of security, following a risk analysis of the cargo information. Japan Customs cancels the notice when the informed cargo is identified no risk as a result of a risk reassessment of added or corrected information. Summary of the Advance Notice DNL This code of message is notified for instructing NOT loading of the cargo on a vessel in case Japan Customs identifies the high-risk cargo from the viewpoint of security of Japan based on a risk analysis of the cargo information filed loading of the cargo. HLD This code of message is notified for requiring adding or correcting information to allow Customs to complete a risk assessment of the cargo information. DNU This code of message is notified for requiring to suspend discharge of the cargo from the vessel in Japan in case Japan Customs considers it as high-risk from the viewpoint of security of Japan as a result of a risk analysis of the cargo information after of the vessel from a port of loading. This code of message is notified when the vessel departed from a port of loading without responding appropriately to the HLD message: the HLD message needs to be cleared. 2. Japan Customs provides the following advance notice when the cargo information is not filed the of the vessel (or, until the time in case of areas with the relaxed deadline) from a port of loading. Summary of the Advance Notice SPD This code of message is notified when the cargo information is not filed. Also, penalty could be applied. An operator must file the cargo information and cannot unload the cargo without the permission of discharge by Customs. This code of message is notified when the cargo information was filed after the deadline. Also, penalty could be applied. An operator cannot unload the cargo without the permission of discharge by Customs. 21

25 Appendix 5 User Connectivity with NACCS (1) Outside Japan In Japan Shipping Companies, NVOCC Connection between NACCS and filerʼs own system is established only through servers located in Japan, not outside Japan. 1. Gateway connection using filerʼs own systems Shipping Companies, NVOCC Dedicated line EDI Internet NACCS EDI Customs Internet, etc. packaged client software Shipping Companies, NVOCC SPʼs EDI Service Provider (SP) 2. Connection via Service Provider EDI Shipping Companies, NVOCC Web Internet Web Entry Web application provided by SP Connection between NACCS and SP is established only through servers located in Japan, not outside Japan. Dedicated line Reporter ID Issuance System (WEB) A filer who sends cargo information through a service provider needs to obtain Reporter ID in advance. * Shipping Companies include Shipping Agents. 22

26 Appendix 5 User Connectivity with NACCS (2) The Advance Filing Rules on Maritime Container Cargo Information state that implementation of advanced filing of maritime container cargo information shall be executed by using the electronic data processing system. The said system, Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System (NACCS), is managed and operated by Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System, Inc. (NACCS Center). For connecting to NACCS for the advance filing, either of the following shall be selected: 1.Gateway Connection with Filer s own System(See Note 1) Connecting the filer s own system to NACCS directly. Either of the following access modes shall be selected. Details on how to connect are provided in the NACCS EDI Specifications. (1) Gateway connection(smtp/pop3): Connecting the gateway server of the filer s own system to the NACCS server by TCP/IP as network and transport layers and SMTP/POP3 as the higher layer. Multiple processing request messages can be sent in a batch and processing result messages need to be received by retrieving from NACCS server after a certain period of time. (2) Gateway connection(smtp two-way): Connecting the gateway server of the filer s own system to the NACCS server by TCP/IP as network and transport layers and SMTP as the higher layer. This is the interactive processing in which processing request messages are sent and processing result messages are received one by one. Note 1: The filer s gateway server needs to be located in Japan; and the filer is required to connect the gateway server to the NACCS server, after concluding a connection agreement with NACCS Center. 2.Connection through Service Provider Advanced filing by using service providers (see Note 2) authorized to connect their systems to NACCS. Filers planning to adopt this scheme need to obtain Reporter ID (see Note 3) hand. Note 2:We announce authorized service providers permitted to access to NACCS on the following website. Advance Filing Rule web site( Note 3: A reporter ID is needed to identify the filer when reporting via a service provider. A Reporter ID can be obtained through the Reporter ID Issuance System ( by NACCS Center on the Internet * The gateway connection in Schemes 1 (1) and (2) above shall be adopted for connections between NACCS and service providers, provided that those SP s servers are located in Japan. For those with offices in Japan, who have entered into a service agreement with NACCS Center, they can file information using the packaged client software provided by NACCS Center. 23

27 Appendix 6 Diagram of Reporter ID Acquisition Procedure, etc. Perform procedures in order from (1) through (6) below using Web browser and to obtain a Reporter ID. At the same time as the application result confirmation screen is displayed, an is sent to the registered address. Outside Japan Shipping companies, etc. NVOCC Enter your company name, e- mail address and others. Register correct address when you obtain a Reporter ID. (1) Application for Reporter ID preregistration (2) Confirm the pre-registration application results (3) Send an pre-registration application confirmation mail. In Japan NACCS Reporter ID Issuance system (WEB) (4) Apply for the Reporter ID Register the Reporter ID in the URL shown in the message. (5) Confirm the application result. At the same time as the registration result confirmation screen is displayed, an with Reporter ID and others shown will be sent to the registered address. (6) Send an application completion mail NB. When change occurs in the contact person name, address, telephone number and/or an address, which were registered when the Reporter ID was obtained, it is necessary to register new information, since Japan Customs use these contact information to communicate. 24

28 Appendix 7 NACCS Procedure Flow (1) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Outside Japan ATD: Departure Time Registration When to file? After the date and time are finalized. (Data input must be completed processing the DMF.) Japan No later than prior to, in principal Advance Cargo Information Registration AMR Departure Unit of For each vessel and port of loading No later than prior filing to arrival, in principal Departure Time Registration ATD Outline Registration of the time and date of from the port of loading Who obliged to file? Shipping Companies (in the case of joint vessel operation, each carrier needs to report) Shipping Agents DMF can be carried out without MFR. Manifest Submission DMF Arrival Discharge Arrival Date Registration PID Registration of Cargo Discharge PKI/PKK Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR) CMR AMR: Advance Cargo Information Registration When to file? No later than prior to cargo loading Correction and delete are possible even after ATD DMF. Manifest Information Registration (Blanket) MFI Multiple MFR MFRs MFR Application for Cargo Discharge Permission SPD Permission DNC DNC: Application for Cargo Discharge Permission Outline Advance Cargo Information Registration of Ocean(Master)B/L s Unit of filing For each Ocean(Master)B/L Who obliged to file? Shipping Companies (in the case of joint operation, each carrier needs to report) Shipping Agents Remarks The time and date of advanced filing of cargo for each B/L match those specified in the AMR procedure. Break bulk cargoes and empty containers are exempted from being reported. CMV: Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing Call Up Cargo Information for Manifest Registration MFR11 This can be omitted when manifest information is to be registered based on Advance Cargo Information Registration. Manifest Information Registration MFR Manifest Information Registration MFR Update Manifest Information ( the Manifest Submission procedure) CMF01 When to file? Before cargo discharge(after SPD notification) Outline Application for cargo discharge permission Unit of filing For each Ocean (Master) B/L Who obliged to file? Shipping Companies and Shipping Agents Update Manifest Information (after the Manifest Submission procedure) CMF02 When to file? When the vessel changed (after AMR) Outline Registration of the change in vessels Unit of filing Who obliged to file? For each Ocean(Master)B/L or each vessel information Shipping Companies and Shipping Agents Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (Blanket) CMV Association of Registered B/L Numbers BLL BLL: Association of Registered B/L Numbers When to file? When the B/L number changed (after AMR) Outline Registration of the relation of B/L information and after the change Unit of filing For each B/L to be related Who obliged to file? Shipping Companies and Shipping Companies 25

29 Appendix 7 NACCS Procedure Flow (2) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Outside Japan Japan No later than prior to, in principal Departure No later than prior to arrival, in principal Arrival Discharge Advance Cargo Information Registration AMR Departure Time Registration ATD Filing of the Manifest Submission DMF Arrival Date Registration PID Registration of Cargo Discharge PKI/PKK Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) AHR Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (House B/L) Call UP House Information NVC11 Registration of House Information NVC01 Correction and delete are possible even after ATD DMF. SPD Application for Cargo Discharge Permission DNC Permission DNC: Application for Cargo Discharge Permission CHR When to file? Before cargo discharge(after SPD notification) AHR: Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) When to file? At least prior to cargo loading Outline Advanced Cargo Information Registration regarding House B/Lʼs House END (registration complete) is executed when all the House B/Lʼs under a Master B/L are filed. Outline Application for cargo discharge permission Unit of filing For each Ocean (Master) B/L Who obliged to file? Shipping Companies and Shipping Agents Unit of filing For each House B/L Who obliged to file NVOCC Registration of House Information Remarks The time and date of advance filing of cargo for each B/L match those specified in the AHR procedure. Break bulk cargoes are exempted from being reported. NVC01 CMV: Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing When to file? When the vessel changed (after AHR) Outline Registration of the change in vessels Unit of filing For House B/L or each vessel information Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (Blanket) CMV Association of Registered B/L Numbers BLL BLL: Association of Registered B/L Numbers When to file? When the B/L number changed (after AHR) Outline Registration of the relation of B/L information and after the change Unit of filing For each B/L to be related Who obliged to file? NVOCC Who obliged to file? NVOCC 26

30 Appendix 8 Table of Input Fields of Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 2 Function Type M 1 Enter 9. 3 SP 6 Vessel 7 Laden Vessel Name 8 Nationality of Vessel 9 Operating Carrier Voyage Number 10 Voyage Number 11 Carrier 12 Port of Loading 13 Name of Port of Loading C 16 M 9 F 35 F 2 C 10 M 10 M 4 M 5 F 20 Distinctive letter (call sign) Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation ) Carrier for NACCS Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s.) 27 No entry is required. * Those who run service provider business operations send a Service Provider and password to NACCS. (1) Enter the vessel s distinctive letter (call sign). (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. (3) 9999 cannot be entered. NB. IMO number is different from call sign and not acceptable for the Vessel. (1) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Item No. 6 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Item No. 6 is not registered in NACCS, a Vessel Name must be entered. (1) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Field No. 6 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Field No. 6 is not registered in NACCS, a Country (2-digit Country of UN/LOCODE (hereinafter the same.)) must be entered for the vessel nationality. (1) Enter the Voyage Number of the carrier which actually operates the vessel whose Vessel entered in Field 6. (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. (1) Enter the Voyage Number of each carrier using the ship. (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. Enter the Carrier for NACCS (*) in units of the carrier using the ship. * The code is registered in NACCS as a Carrier. (1) For a port where container cargo is loaded onto a vessel intended for entry into a port in Japan, enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits (hereinafter the same.)). In case of transshipment, enter the port where cargo is firstly shipped for Japan (port of origin) in Field No. 26. (2) If the Port is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). (1) If the port of loading code entered in Field No. 12 is registered in NACCS,

31 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 14 Port of Loading Suffix 15 B/L Number C 1 M 35 no entry is required. (2) If the lower 3 digits of Port of Loading entered in Field No. 12 are ZZZ, the Port of Loading Name must be entered. (1) If a vessel does not make more than one port call in a single voyage, it need not enter the Branch Number. (2) If a vessel makes more than one port call in a single voyage, enter the Branch Number. (Example of entries) - If the port call at the same port is the second one in the same voyage, enter 1, and if the tenth one, 9. NB. Be careful not to enter a Branch Number which does not match the number of port calls, since the Departure Time Registration (ATD) in later phase has to be done per each Port of Loading Suffix. Follow the entry method below and enter the B/L number. (Entry Method) 1) 1st through 4th digits Enter the Carrier for NACCS. 2) From 5th digit Enter the Ocean (Master) B/L number. (NB. If the Carrier for NACCS is used at the beginning of B/L number in the issued bill of lading, the 1) above is unnecessary.) NB. - The B/L number entered in this Field No. 15 has to be adequately notified to the relevant economic operators, since this number has to be related to the filing of House B/L information and the filing of Master (Ocean) B/L information under the Manifest Submission. - If changes in Ocean (Master) B/L number entered in this Field No. 15 happen, such as separations, combines or switches, due to the revision of transport contract, etc., it is necessary 1) to carry out the Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) or the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR) with the revised B/L number after the changes, then 2) to relate the original B/L information and the revised B/L information via the Association of Registered B/L Numbers (BLL). 28

32 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 16 Estimated Date of Departure 17 Estimated Time of Departure 18 Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time M 8 M 4 M 5 Enter the western calendar format (8 digits: yyyymmdd) for the Scheduled Date of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich mean time (GMT). Enter the time (4 digit: hhmm) of the Estimated Time of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich mean time (GMT). (1) If the Estimated Date of Departure in Field No. 16 and the Estimated Time of Departure (from the port of loading) in Field No. 17 are entered at local time, enter the time difference between the local time and Greenwich mean time (GMT) in hour(s) and minute (s) (4 digits) with a plus or minus sign + or -. (2) If the port of loading is THBKK and the estimated local time of is 20:02 (Greenwich mean time is 13:02 ),entry examples are as follows. 1) If the estimated time of is entered in GMT Field No.17: 1302 Field No.18: ) If the estimated time of is entered in local time Field No.17: 2002 Field No.18: Relaxed Application Area Identifier 20 Master B/L Identifier 21 Notification Forwarding Party C 1 C 1 * [21] fields can be repeatedly entered up to three times. C 5 User (*) * The code is provided by the NACCS Center in entering into an agreement for use to identify a user. Note that it differs from the Reporter ID in 4-(3) of the main document. (Hereinafter the same shall apply in this document.) In case of short-distance shipping routes which are subject to relaxed application in accordance with the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law (*), enter Y. * Refer to the main document 3-(3)-B and Appendix 2. If a related House B/L exists for the B/L number i n Field No. 15, enter M. (1) If a filer has related other users such as a NACCS user in Japan conduction following procedures and the related other users may have to conduct the Inquiry About Advance Cargo Information Registration (IAR), enter the user code of such user. (2) If the related other users above have to receive an advance notice of risk analysis results from Japan Customs, enter the user code of such user. 22 Port of Discharge M 5 Port (1) Enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 29

33 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) digits) for a port where container cargo is unloaded (in case of a temporary landing, a port where cargo is temporary landing). (2) If the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country (2 digits). (This also entails that the last three digits of Port of Discharge are automatically converted to ZZZ when a Port that is not registered in NACCS is entered.) NB. - With regard to a Port in Japan, enter the codes registered in NACCS for ocean-going ships. - If the cargo for registration is transit cargo, enter a Port out of Japan. 23 Port of Discharge Suffix C 1 (1) If a vessel does not make more than one port call in a single voyage, it need not enter the Branch Number. (2) If a vessel makes more than one port call in a single voyage, enter the Branch Number. (Example of entries) - If the port call at the same port is the second one in the same voyage, enter 1, and if the tenth one, 9. NB. Be careful not to enter a Branch Number which does not match the number of port calls, since the Filing of the Manifest Submission (DMF) in later phase has to be done per each Port of Loading Suffix. 24 Estimated Date of Arrival M 8 (1) Enter the Estimated Date of Arrival (at the port of discharge) in the western calendar format (8 digits: yyyymmdd) (2) Enter the time in Japanese Standard Time (JST). 25 Container Operator C 5 User (1) If cargo is carried in a container yard after it is unloaded in Japan, enter the user code of a container operation company. (2) If the container operation company does not obtain any user code, enter (3) This is must element in order to conduct Manifest Submission (DMF) without conducting Manifest Information Registration (MFR). Hence, if this method is planned to be employed and the Container Operator is unknown at the timing of AMR, the Container Operator must be entered by the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR) 30

34 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 26 Port of Origin code 27 Port of Origin Name 28 Place of Delivery 29 Place of Delivery Name 30 Final Destination M 5 F 20 M 5 F 20 C 5 Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) City (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) City (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) 31 the execution of the DMF. (1) Enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for the Port of Origin of container cargo. In case of transshipment, enter the port where cargo is firstly shipped for Japan (port of origin). (2) If the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the last three digits of Port of Origin are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If the Port of Origin entered in Field No. 26 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If ZZZ is entered in the lower 3 digits of the Port entered in Field No. 26, which entails that the last three digits of Port of Origin are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the Port of Origin Name must be entered. (1) Enter the City (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for the Place of Delivery of the container cargo. In the case of temporary landing cargo, it is not the same as the port of discharge code entered in Field No. 22 (2) If the City (5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter the code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the three letters from the third digits are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered.) (1) If the delivery place entered in Field No. 28 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If ZZZ is entered in the lower 3 digits of the Place of Delivery entered in Field No. 28, which entails that the last three digits of Place of Delivery are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the delivery place must be entered. (1) Enter the City (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for the final destination of container cargo.

35 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) (2) If the City (5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter the code with ZZZ after the Country (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the three letters from the third digits are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered.) 31 Final Destination Name F 20 (1) If the Final Destination Name entered in Field No. 30 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If ZZZ is entered in the lower 3 digits of the final destination code entered in Field No. 30, which entails that the last three digits of Final Destination are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the Final Destination Name must be entered. 32 Consignor C 17 Importer Exporter (*) * The code provided by Japan Customs or the Japan Association for Simplification of International Trade Procedures (JASTPRO) to identify importers/exporters. (1) In case of a consignor with an Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, enter the Importer Exporter. (2) In case of a consignor without any Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, no entry is required. 33 Consignor Name 34 Consignor Address (block entry) F 70 C 175 Corporate Number (*) * This is provided by National Tax Agency of Japan to identify corporates. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that if a Corporate Number that is not related to an Importer Exporter (hereinafter referred to as unrelated Corporate Number ) is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, a Consignor Name must be entered. NB. In principal, the consignor who actually ships the cargo must be entered. However, if M is entered in Field No. 20, it is allowed to enter the name of NVOCC at the consignor side. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered 32

36 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 35 Consignor Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 36 Consignor Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 37 Consignor Address 3/4 (City name) 38 Consignor Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) C 70 C 35 C 35 C Consignor Postal (Postcode identification) C 9 in Field No. 32, and if Consignor Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) of Field No. 35 through Consignor Address 3/4 (city name) of Field No. 37 are not entered, entry of this Field No. 34 is required. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 34, the Consignor s Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered in this Field 35. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 34, the Consignor s Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered in this Field 36. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 34, Consignor s Address 3/4 (City name) must be entered in this Filed No. 37. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 34,enter Consignor s Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) in this Field No. 38 as needed. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an 33

37 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, enter Consignor Postcode (Postcode identification). (Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.) (3) If there is no postcode in the country/region where consignor is located, no entry is required. 40 Consignor Country (Country, coded) F 2 Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, a country/region code (2 digits) where the consignor is located must be entered. (3) ZX, ZY, ZZ cannot be entered. 41 Consignor Telephone Number F 14 (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 32, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 32, a telephone number of the consignor shown in Field No.33 must be entered. NB. As for the telephone number, enter from a long distance code, which means the entry of a national code is not necessary. (Enter numbers only. Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.) 42 Consignee C 17 Importer Exporter (*) * The code provided by Japan Customs or the Japan Association for Simplification of International Trade Procedures (JASTPRO) to identify importers/exporters. (1) In case of the consignee with an Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, enter the Importer Exporter or the Corporate Number. (2) In case of the consignee without any Importer Exporter or Corporate Number, no entry is required. 43 Consignee Name F 70 Corporate Number (*) * This is provided by National Tax Agency of Japan to identify corporates. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, a Consignee Name must be entered. NB. - If TO ORDER is entered in this Field No. 43, exact name, address and 34

38 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 44 Consignee Address (block entry) 45 Consignee Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 46 Consignee Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 47 Consignee Address 3/4 (City name) C 175 C 70 C 35 C 35 telephone number must be entered in from Notify Party in Field No. 52 to Notify Party Telephone Number in Field No In principal, the consignee who actually imports the cargo must be entered. However, if M is entered in Field No. 20, it is allowed to enter the NVOCC at the consignee s side. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, and if the Consignee Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) in Field No. 45 through Consignee Address 3/4 (City name) in Field No. 45 are not entered, Consignee Address (block entry) must be entered. NB. If TO ORDER is entered in Field No. 43, TO ORDER must be entered again in this Field No. 44. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, and if Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 44 is not entered, the Consignee s Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, and if Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 44 is not entered, the Consignee s Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, and if Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 44 is not entered, the 35

39 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) Consignee Address 3/4 (City name) must be entered. 48 Consignee Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) C 35 (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, and if Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 44 is not entered, enter Consignee s Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) as needed. 49 Consignee Postal (Postcode identification) C 9 (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42,the Consignee s Postcode (Postcode identification) must be entered. (Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.) 50 Consignee Country (Country, coded) F 2 Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s ) (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, a country/region code (2 digits) must where the consignee is located must be entered. (3) ZX, ZY, ZZ cannot be entered. NB. If TO ORDER is entered in Field No. 43, a country/region code (2 digits) that is same as Notify Party Country in Field No. 60 must be entered. 51 Consignee Telephone Number F 14 (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 42, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, a telephone number from a long distance code of the consignee shown in Field No.43 must be entered. NB. As for the telephone number, enter from a long distance code, which means the entry of a national code is not necessary. (Enter numbers only. Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.). If TO ORDER is entered in Field No. 43, enter the same telephone number as " Field No. 61 or enter TO RDER. 36

40 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 52 Notify Party * Fields [52] Notify Party through [61] Notify Party Telephone Number can be repeatedly entered up to twice. C 17 Importer Exporter (*) * The code provided by Japan Customs or the Japan Association for Simplification of International Trade Procedures (JASTPRO) to identify importers/exporters. (1) In case of a notify party with an Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, enter the Importer Exporter or the Corporate Number. (2) In case of a notify party without any Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, no entry is required. 53 Notify Party Name 54 Notify Party Address (block entry) 55 Notify Party Address1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) C 70 C 175 C Notify Party Address2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) C 35 Corporate Number (*) * This is provided by National Tax Agency of Japan to identify corporates. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, Notify Party Name must be entered. NB. SAME AS CONSIGNEE cannot be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) is not entered, Notify Party Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) in Field No. 55 through Notify Party Address 3/4 (City name) in Field No. 57 must be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) is not entered, Notify Party Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or 37

41 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) is not entered,, Notify Party Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. 57 Notify Party Address 3/4 (City name) C 35 (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) is not entered, Notify Party Address 3/4 (City name) must be entered. 58 Consignee Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) C 35 (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) is not entered,enter Notify Party Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) as needed. 59 Notify Party Postal (Postcode identification) C 9 (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, Notify Party Postcode (Postcode identification) must be entered. (Do not enter any space nor delimiter.) 60 Notify Party Country (Country, coded) C 2 Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s (including the Country.)) (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, a country/region name (2 digits) of the notify party must be entered. (3) ZX, ZY, ZZ cannot be entered. 61 Notify Party Telephone Number F 14 (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 52, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 52, a telephone number from a long distance code of the Notify Party shown in Field No.53 must be entered. NB. As for the 38

42 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 62 Goods Description 63 Harmonized System M 350 M 6 Harmonized System (HS code) (6-digit) telephone number, enter from a long distance code, which means the entry of a national code is not necessary. (Enter numbers only. Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.). (1) Enter specific and detailed description of goods so that cargo particulars can be easily identified. (2) Only numbers and marks cannot be entered. Enter representative goods in HS code (6 digits). 64 Mark and Number M 140 Enter the Mark and Number of Cargo. 65 Number of Packages 66 Number of Packages Unit 67 Gross Weight 68 Weight Unit 69 Net Weight 70 Weight Unit M 8 M 3 M 10 M 3 C 10 M 3 s for Types of Packages (Refer to Operation s) s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume) (Refer to Operation s) s for Units of Measurement (Total Net Weight and Total 39 (1) Enter the number of outer packages (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. If packages cannot be counted, enter 1. Enter the Package Type as the number of packages unit code. (1) Enter the Total Gross Weight of cargo. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (3) Enter within 10 digits including decimal point. Integral part :up to 7 digits Decimal part :up to 3 digits (4) If an integer portion is 7 digits, the weight unit code in Field No. 68 should be KGM. (5) If Total Gross Weight is not the weight unit code in Field No. 68, enter a weight converted into the unit. Enter the weight unit in s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume). (1) Enter the Net Weight of the cargo. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (3) Enter within 10 digits including decimal point. Integral part :up to 7 digits Decimal part :up to 3 digits (4) If an integer portion is 7 digits, the weight unit code in Field 70 should be KGM. (5) If the Net Weight is not the weight unit code in Field No. 70, enter a weight converted into the unit. Enter the unit of Net Weight in s for Units of Measurement (Total Net Weight and Total Volume).

43 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 71 Measurement 72 Measurement Unit 73 Country of Origin 74 Special Cargo 75 IMDG Class 76 UN No. 77 Freight 78 Freight Currency 79 Value M 10 M 3 C 2 C 3 Volume) (Refer to Operation s) s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume) (Refer to Operation s) Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) SPC (Refer to Operation s) (1) Enter a cargo volume. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (3) Enter within 10 digits including decimal point. Integral part :up to 6 digits Decimal part :up to 3 digits (4) If the volume is not the volume code in Field No. 72, enter a volume converted into the unit. Enter the volume unit in s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume). Enter the Country/Region (2 digits) for the country of origin of the cargo. If a special cargo is loaded, enter Special Cargo for the type of special cargo. * Fields [75] IMDF Class through [76] UN No. can be repeatedly entered up to five times. C 4 M 4 C 18 M 3 C 18 IMDG (Refer to Dangerous master (IMDG) of Operation s) IMDG (Refer to Dangerous master (IMDG) of Operation s) Currency (Refer to Operation s) (1) If a dangerous cargo is loaded, enter a hazard category (class) in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG code). (2) Enter the IMDG class corresponded to UN No in Field No. 76. (1) Enter the UN No. pursuant to United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. (2) Enter a number from 0000 to (3) In case of loading dangerous goods which are applicable to several UN No, enter one of the UN No. (1) Enter cargo freight. (2) When entering a Freight Currency other than JPY in Field No. 78, entries can be made up to the second decimal place. (3) When JPY is entered in Freight Currency in Field No. 78, figures after the decimal point cannot be entered. Enter the Currency to show a currency type of freight. (1) If customs transit takes place after a temporary landing in Japan, the cargo values must be entered. 40

44 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) (2) When entering a value currency code other than JPY in Field No. 80, entries can be made up to the second decimal place. (3) When JPY is entered in Value Currency in Field No. 80, figures after the decimal point cannot be entered. 80 Value Currency M 3 Currency (Refer to Operation s) Enter the Currency for a currency type of value. 81 General Customs Transit Approval Number C 11 If individual customs transit associated with a general customs transit approval is conducted after unloading in Japan, enter a general customs transit approval number. 82 Temporary Landing Identifier C 3 Enter 28 in case of temporary landing cargo. 83 Reason for Temporary Landing M 3 Reason for Temporary Landing (Refer to Operation s) (1) In case of temporary landing cargo, enter a temporary landing cause code according to the following. - TRT: transshipping cargo to other outbound vessel (aircraft)(involving transportation) - TRS: transshipping cargo to other outbound vessel (aircraft)(involving no transportation) - POS: shifting cargo within the same vessel - REV: repacking goods into other containers (2) The registration of customs transit information for temporary landing cargo is not TRS nor POS. 84 Duration of Temporary Landing M 2 (1) In case of temporary landing cargo, enter the length of the temporary landing period in days, using the discharge start time and date as the initial date of reckoning. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. 85 Estimated Start Date of Transportation C 8 (1) In case of customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter the western calendar format (8 digits) for the start date of the transportation period. (2) Enter the time in Japanese Standard Time (JST). 86 Estimated Finish Date of Transportation C 8 (1) In case of customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter the western calendar format (8 digits) for the end date of the transportation period. (2) Enter the time in Japanese Standard Time (JST). 87 of Transportation Mode of Separate Transit/Customs C 2 (1) In conducting customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter codes according to the following categories: 41

45 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) Transit of Temporary Landing Cargo 88 Arrival Place 89 Arrival Place Name 90 of Other Relevant Laws and Ordinances C 5 C 35 Bonded Area (Refer to Operation s) (2) In conducting individual customs transit associated with a comprehensive customs transit approval, enter codes according to the following categories: AIRCRAFT 6 SHIP 11 BARGE 16 RAIL EXPRESS 25 TRUCK 31 OTHER 17 In conducting the individual customs transit associated with a comprehensive customs transit approval or customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter the Bond Area for a destination. (1) If Destination is entered in Field No. 88, no entry is available. (2) If Destination in Field No. 88 is not entered or an entered destination code is not registered in NACCS, the Destination Name must be entered. * [90] field of Other Relevant Laws and Ordinances can be repeatedly entered up to five times. C 2 of Other Relevant Laws and Ordinances (Refer to Operation s) In conducting individual customs transit associated with comprehensive customs transit approval or customs transit of temporary landing cargo and laws other than Customs-related are applied to cargo, enter the code associated with the law. 91 Remark C 140 Enter cargo information as required. 92 Reference Number for Internal Use 93 Container Number 94 Seal Number 95 Empty/Full Container Identification 96 Container Size C 20 Enter any number, etc. provided by your own company. * Fields [93] Container Number through [102] Automatic Search for Discharged Container Exclusion Identifier can be repeatedly entered up to 200 times. M 12 Enter the Container Number in the left-aligned format. * [94] Field Seal Number can be repeatedly entered up to six times per one Container Number in Field No. 93. M 15 M 3 M 2 42 (1) Enter Seal Number of container in the left-aligned format. (2) If there is no seal, enter NO SEAL in the 1st field. Enter 5 (full). Enter the Container Size for the container size. This code is composed of the Container length code and the Container height code. 1st digit: Container length code(code: length [ft])

46 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 10' 1 20' 2 40' 4 Others length Container Type 98 Service Type on Delivery M 2 C 2 2nd digit: Container height code(code: height [ft]'[inch]'') 8 0 8'6'' 2 9' 4 9'6'' 5 > 9'6'' 6 4'3'' 8 4' 9 other heights 9 Enter the Container Type for the container format (type) according to the following categories: Dry container GP Reefer container RT Open top container UT Flat rack container PF Platform container PL Tank container TN Others SN (1) Enter the delivery code according to the following categories: Delivery in CY 51 Delivery in CFS 52 Delivery at the door (of 53 consignees) (2) This is must element in order to conduct Manifest Submission (DMF) without conducting Manifest Information Registration (MFR). Hence, if this method is planned to be employed and the Service Type on Delivery is unknown at the timing of AMR, the Container Operator must be entered by the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR) the execution of the DMF. 99 Container Ownership M 3 Enter codes for container ownership according to the following categories: Shipper supplied 1 Carrier supplied 2 Consolidator supplied 3 Deconsolidator supplied 4 Third party supplied 5 43

47 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 100 Vanning Type (1) Enter vanning codes according to the following categories: Carrier loads 1 Shipper loads 4 Consignee loads 16 C 3 (2) This is must element in order to conduct Manifest Submission (DMF) without conducting Manifest Information Registration (MFR). Hence, if this method is planned to be employed and the Vanning Type is unknown at the timing of AMR, Vanning Type must be entered by the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR) the execution of the DMF. 101 Customs Convention on Containers (CCC) Application Identifier C 1 (1) Enter codes according to the following categories. If Article 8 (Special Act for 1 International Containers, etc.) of the Act on Special Provisions of the Customs Law, etc. Incidental to customs conventions on containers and the Convention on International Transport of Goods Under Cover of TIR Carnets (TIR Convention) (hereinafter called Special Act for Container Conventions ) is not applied to containers covered by container conventions If Article 8 (Special Act for 2 International Containers, etc.) of Special Act for Container Conventions is applied to containers covered by container conventions In case containers are not 3 covered by container conventions (2) This is must element in order to conduct Manifest Submission (DMF) without conducting Manifest Information Registration (MFR). Hence, if this method is planned to be employed and the Customs Convention on Containers (CCC) Application Identifier is unknown at the timing of AMR, the Container Operator must be entered by the Update Registered Advance Cargo 44

48 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) Information (CMR) the execution of the DMF. 102 Automatic Search for Discharged Container Exclusion Identifier C 1 If a discharged container list is not submitted through NACCS, enter A. (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (input fields). Procedure Specifications can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional Mandatory if there is F no complementary X Entry is not available. - Ignore (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( (* 4) Field No. 74 and fields from Field No. 79 to Field No. 90 are not required for the Advance Filing Rules, but are necessary in order to conduct Manifest Submission (DMF) without conducting Manifest Information Registration (MFR). 45

49 Appendix 9 Unacceptable Items Japan Customs requires to input concrete and detailed information on description of goods to easily identify the contents of cargo in conducting risk assessment. In case it is difficult to identify the contents of the cargo by inputting the vague description of goods in the list given below, such filing will not be accepted. For example, Parts is not accepted but Motorcycle parts is accepted. Illustrative List of Unacceptable Description of Goods Apparel Wearing Apparel Ladies Apparel Mens Apparel Appliances Auto Parts Parts Caps Foodstuffs Iron Steel Leather Articles Machinery Machines STC(Said to Contain) General Cargo FAK(Freight of All Kinds) No Description Tiles Tools Wires Chemicals hazardous Chemicals non-hazardous Electronic Goods Electronics Pipes Plastic Goods Polyurethane Equipment Rubber Articles Floorling Rods Scrap This list is not exhaustive. Unacceptable description of goods will be continuously added to the list. 46

50 Appendix 10 Table of Input Fields of Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field No. (* 1) 2 Function Type 3 SP 6 Vessel 7 Laden Vessel Name 8 Nationality of Vessel 9 Voyage Number 10 Carrier 11 Port of Loading 12 Name of Port of Loading (* 2) M 1 C 16 M 9 F 35 F 2 M 10 M 4 M 5 F 20 Operation (* 3) Distinctive letter (call sign) Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Enter 9. No entry is required. * Those that run service provider business operations send the Service Provider and password to NACCS. (1) Enter the Vessel's distinctive letter (call sign). (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. (3) 9999 cannot be entered. NB. The Vessel must be same as that for the related Master B/L. Hence, it is necessary to obtain this code from carrier (shipping company). (1) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Field No. 6 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Field No. 6 is not registered in NACCS, the Vessel Name must be entered. (1) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Field No. 6 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If the Vessel (call sign) entered in Field No. 6 is not registered in NACCS, Country (2-digit Country of UN/LOCODE. Hereinafter the same.) must be entered for a vessel nationality. Enter the Voyage Number. NB. The Voyage Number must be same as that for the related Master B/L. Hence, it is necessary to obtain this number from carrier (shipping company). Enter the Carrier for NACCS in units of carriers using the ship. NB. The Carrier must be same as that for the related Master B/L. Hence, it is necessary to obtain this code from carrier (shipping company). (1) For a port where container cargo is loaded onto a vessel intended for entry into a port in Japan, enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits). In case of transshipment, enter the port where cargo is firstly shipped for Japan (port of origin) in Field No. 26. (2) If the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country (2 digits). NB. - The Port of Loading must be same as that for the related Master B/L. Hence, it is necessary to obtain this code from carrier (shipping company). - It must be noted that the last three digits of Port of Loading are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If the port of loading code entered in Field No. 11 is registered in NACCS, no entry is 47

51 Field No. (* 1) 13 Port of Loading Suffix 14 Master B/L Number 15 House B/L Register Completion Identifier 16 House B/L Number (* 2) C 1 M 35 C 1 C 35 Operation (* 3) required. (2) If the lower 3 digits of Port of Loading entered in Field No. 11 are ZZZ, which entails that the last three digits of Port of Loading are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the Port of Loading Name must be entered. (1) If a vessel does not make more than one port call in a single voyage, it need not enter the Branch Number. (2) If a vessel makes more than one port call in a single voyage, enter the Branch Number. (Example of entries) - If the port call at the same port is the second one in the same voyage, enter 1, and if the tenth one, 9. NB. Be careful not to enter a Branch Number which does not match the number of port calls, since the Departure Time Registration (ATD) in later phase has to be done per each Port of Loading Suffix. Enter the linked Master B/L number (same as Field No. 15 of Appendix 8). NB. The related Master B/L number must be entered. Hence, it is necessary to obtain this number from carrier (shipping company). When all the filing of House B/L linked to Master B/L has been completed, enter E. NB. The entry of E enables following, hence this entry is necessary: - The filer can receive the notice on the completion to relate Master B/L information whose number is shown in Field No. 14 and House B/L information registered in this AHR. - The completion of filing of House B/L information is sent to the filers of relevant Master B/L information (carrier/shipping company). (1) Follow the entry method below and enter the House B/L Number. (Entry Method) 1) 1st through 4th digits Enter a code for House B/L (* ). * House B/L or NVOCC Cargo 2) From 5th digit Enter the House B/L Number NB. - The B/L number entered in this Field No. 16 has to be adequately notified to the relevant economic operators, since this number has to be used for House B/L Information Registration (NVC01) at later stage. - If changes in House B/L number entered in this Field No. 16 happen, such as separations, combines or switches, due to the revision of transport contract, etc., it is necessary 1) to carry out the Advance Cargo 48

52 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) with the revised B/L number after the changes, then 2) to relate the original B/L information and the revised B/L information via the Association of Registered B/L Numbers (BLL). 17 Vessel Information Change Identifier 18 Estimated Date of Departure 19 Estimated Time of Departure (from the port of loading) 20 Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time C 1 C 8 M 4 M 5 If there is a plan to change vessels due to transshipment, etc., and the information on vessel after the transshipment, etc., is unknown, the entry of Y in this field enables automatically to refer to the vessel information of the relevant Master B/L after the transshipment, etc. Enter the western calendar format (8 digits: yyyymmdd) for the Estimated Date of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Enter the time (4 digits: hhmm) of Estimated Time of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). (1) If the Estimated Date of Departure in Field No. 18 and the Estimated Time of Departure (from the port of loading) in Field No. 19 are entered at local time, enter the time difference between the local time and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in hour(s) and minute(s) (4 digits) with a plus or minus sign + or -. (2) If the port of loading is THBKK and the estimated local time of is 20:02 (Greenwich mean time is 13:02 ), entry examples are as follows. 1) If the estimated time of is entered in GMT Field No.19: 1302 Field No.20: ) If the estimated time of is entered in local time Field No.19: 2002 Field No.20: Relaxed Application Area Identifier C 1 * [22] field Notification Forwarding Party can be repeatedly entered up to three times. 22 Notification Forwarding Party C 5 User (* ) * The code is provided by the NACCS Center in entering into an agreement for use to identify a user. Note that it differs from Reporter ID in In case of short-distance shipping routes which are subject to relaxed application in accordance with the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law (* ), enter Y. * Refer to the main document 3-(3)-B and Appendix 2. (1) If filer has other users such as a NACCS user in Japan who conducts following procedures at later stage, it is necessary to enter the user code of such user: - Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (House B/L) (CHR), - Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (Blanket) (CMV), - Call up House B/L Information for 49

53 Field No. (* 1) 23 Port of Discharge (* 2) M 5 24 Estimated Date of Arrival (at port of discharge) M 8 25 Port of Origin code 26 Port of Origin Name 27 Place of Delivery M 5 F 20 M 5 Operation (* 3) 4-(3) of the main document. (Hereinafter the same shall apply in this document.) Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) City (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Registration (NVC11), - Inquiry about Advance Cargo Information Registration (IAR). (2)If an advance notice of risk analysis results from Japan Customs needs to be sent to such users, enter the user code of such user. (1) Enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for a port where container cargo is unloaded (in case of a temporary landing, a port where cargo is temporary landing). (2) If the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). (This also entails that the last three digits of Port of Discharge are automatically converted to ZZZ when a Port that is not registered in NACCS is entered.) NB. - With regard to a Port in Japan, enter the codes registered in NACCS for ocean-going ships. - If the cargo for registration is transit cargo, enter a Port out of Japan. (1) Enter the Estimated Date of Arrival (at port of discharge) in the western calendar format (8 digits: yyyymmdd) (2) Enter the time in Japanese Standard Time (JST). (1) Enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for the Port of Origin of container cargo. In case of transshipment, enter the port where the cargo is firstly shipped for Japan (port of origin). (2) If the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the last three digits of Port of Origin are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If the Port of Origin entered in Field No. 25 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If "ZZZ" is entered in the lower 3 digits of the Port entered in Field No. 25, which entails that the last three digits of City are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the Port of Origin Name must be entered. (1) Enter a City (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for the Place of Delivery of container cargo. In case of a temporarily landing cargo, it is not the same as the port of discharge code entered in Field No. 23 (2) If the City is not registered in NACCS, enter the code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the last three digits of Place of Delivery e are automatically 50

54 Field No. (* 1) 28 Place of Delivery Name 29 Final Destination 30 Final Destination Name 31 Consignor (* 2) F 20 C 5 F 20 C 17 Operation (* 3) City (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Importer Exporter (*) * The code provided by Japan Customs or the Japan Association for Simplification of International Trade Procedures (JASTPRO) to identify importers/exporters. converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If a delivery place entered in Field No. 27 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If "ZZZ" is entered in the lower 3 digits of the Place of Delivery entered in Field No. 27, which entails that the last three digits of Place of Delivery are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the delivery place must be entered. (1) Enter the City (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) for the final container cargo destination. (2) If the City is not registered in NACCS, enter the code with ZZZ after the Country (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the last three digits of Final Destination are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If the Final Destination Name entered in Field No. 26 is registered in NACCS, no entry is required. (2) If "ZZZ" is entered in the lower 3 digits of the final destination code entered in Field No. 26, which entails that the last three digits of Final Destination are automatically converted to ZZZ when a city code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the Final Destination Name must be entered. (1) In case of a consignor with an Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, enter the Importer Exporter. (2) In case of a consignor without any Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, no entry is required. 32 Consignor Name F 70 Corporate Number (*) * This is provided by National Tax Agency of Japan to identify corporates. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that if a Corporate Number that is not related to an Importer Exporter (hereinafter referred to as unrelated Corporate Number ) is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, the Consignor Name must be entered. NB. In principal, the consignor who actually ships 51

55 Field No. (* 1) 33 Consignor Address (block entry) 34 Consignor Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 35 Consignor Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 36 Consignor Address 3/4 (City name) 37 Consignor Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) (* 2) C 175 C 70 C 35 C 35 C 35 Operation (* 3) the cargo must be entered. However, if the filing of House B/L information is about a contract of transportation between other NVOCC and a consignor and it is difficult to obtain the information on consignor, it is allowed to enter the name of said NVOCC. (1) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, except that if a Corporate Number that is not related to an Importer Exporter (hereinafter referred to as unrelated Corporate Number ) is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, and if the Consignor Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) of Field No. 34 through Consignor Address 3/4 (city name) of Field No. 36 are not entered, entry of this Filed No. 33 is required. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 33, a Consignor Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered in this Field No. 34. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 33, a Consignor Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered in this Field No. 35. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 33, a Consignor Address 3/4 (City name) must be entered in this Field No. 36. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, and if a Consignor Address (block entry) is not entered in Field No. 33, enter a Consignor Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) in this Field No. 37 as needed. 52

56 Field No. (* 1) 38 Consignor Postal (Postcode identification) 39 Consignor Country (Country, coded) 40 Consignor Telephone Number 41 Consignee (* 2) C 9 F 2 F 14 C 17 Operation (* 3) Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Importer Exporter (*) * The code provided by Japan Customs or the Japan Association for Simplification of International Trade Procedures (JASTPRO) to identify importers/exporters. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, a Consignor Postcode (Postcode identification) where the consignor is located must be entered. (Do not enter any space or delimiter.) (3) If there is no postcode in the country/region of consignor, no entry is required. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, a Country/Region (2 digits) where the consignor is located must be entered. (3) ZX, ZY, ZZ cannot be entered. (1) If a Consignor is entered in Field No. 31, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignor is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 31, enter a telephone number of the consignor must be entered. NB. As for the telephone number, enter from a long distance code, which means the entry of a national code is not necessary. (Enter numbers only. Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.) (1) In case of a consignee with an Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, enter the Importer Exporter or the Corporate Number. (2) In case of a consignee without any Importer Exporter or Corporate Number, no entry is required. 42 Consignee Name F 70 Corporate Number (*) * This is provided by National Tax Agency of Japan to identify corporates. (1) If the Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is in Field No. 41, a consignee name must be entered. NB. - If TO ORDER is entered in this Field No. 42, exact name, address and telephone number must be entered in from Notify Party 53

57 Field No. (* 1) 43 Consignee Address (block entry) 44 Consignee Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 45 Consignee Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 46 Consignee Address 3/4 (City name) 47 Consignee Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) 48 Consignee Postal (Postcode identification) (* 2) C 175 C 70 C 35 C 35 C 35 C 9 Operation (* 3) in Field No. 51 to Notify Party Telephone Number in Field No In principal, the consignee who actually imports the cargo must be entered. However, if the filing of House B/L information is about a contract of transportation between other NVOCC and a consignee and it is difficult to obtain the information on consignee, it is allowed to enter the name of said NVOCC. (1) If the Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 42, a Consignee Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) in Field No. 44 through Consignee Address 3/4 (city name) in Field No. 46 must be entered. NB. If TO ORDER is entered in Field No. 42, TO ORDER must be entered again in this Field No. 43. (1) If the Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, and if a Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 43 is not entered, a Consignee Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If the Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, and if a Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 43 is not entered, a Consignee Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If the Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, and if a Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 43 is not entered, a Consignee Address 3/4 (City name) must be entered. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, and if a Consignee Address (block entry) in Field No. 43 is not entered, enter a Consignee Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) as needed. (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. 54

58 Field No. (* 1) 49 Consignee Country (Country, coded) 50 Consignee Telephone Number (* 2) F 2 F 14 Operation (* 3) Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, a Consignee Postcode (Postcode identification) must be entered. (Do not enter any space and/or delimiter.) (1) If a Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, a Country/Region (2 digits) where the consignee is located must be entered. (3) ZX, ZY, ZZ cannot be entered. NB. If TO ORDER is entered in Field No. 42, a country/region code (2 digits) that is same as Notify Party Country in Field No. 59 must be entered. (1) If the Consignee is entered in Field No. 41, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Consignee is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 41, a telephone number from a long distance code of the consignee must be entered. NB. As for the telephone number, enter from a long distance code, which means the entry of a national code is not necessary. (Enter numbers only. Do not enter any space and/nor delimiter.). If TO ORDER is entered in Field No. 42, enter the same telephone number as "Field No. 60 or enter TO RDER. * Fields [51] Notify Party through [60] Notify Party Telephone Number can be repeatedly entered up to twice. 51 Notify Party Importer Exporter (*) * The code provided by Japan Customs or the Japan Association for Simplification of International Trade Procedures (1) In case of a notify party with an Importer Exporter or a Corporate Number, enter the Importer Exporter. (2) In case of a notify party without any Importer Exporter or Corporate Number, no entry is required. C 17 (JASTPRO) to identify importers/exporters. 52 Notify Party Name C 70 Corporate Number (*) * This is provided by National Tax Agency of Japan to identify corporates. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If the Notify Party is not entered in Field No. 48, Notify Party Name must be entered. 55

59 Field No. (* 1) 53 Notify Party Address (block entry) 54 Notify Party Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 55 Notify Party Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) 56 Notify Party Address 3/4 (City name) 57 Notify Party Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) 58 Notify Party Postal code (Postcode identification) 59 Notify Party Country (Country, coded) (* 2) C 175 C 70 C 35 C 35 C 35 C 9 C 2 Operation (* 3) Country/Region (Refer to NB. SAME AS CONSIGNEE cannot be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, and if Notify Party Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) in Field No. 54 through Notify Party Address 3/4 (City name) in Field No. 56 are not entered, Notify Party Address (block entry) must be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) in Field No. 53 is not entered, Notify Party Address 1/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) in Field No. 53 is not entered, Notify Party Address 2/4 (Street and number/p.o. box) must be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) in Field No. 53 is not entered, Notify Party Address 3/4 (City name) must be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, and if Notify Party Address (block entry) in Field No. 53 is not entered, enter Notify Party Address 4/4 (Country sub-entity, name) a. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, Notify Party Postcode (Postcode identification) must be entered. (Do not enter any space and/or delimiter.) (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. 56

60 Field No. (* 1) 60 Notify Party Telephone Number 61 Goods Description (* 2) F 14 M Harmonized System M 6 63 Marks and Numbers M Number of Packages M 8 65 Number of Packages Unit 66 Gross Weight 67 Weight Unit 68 Net Weight 69 Weight Unit M 3 M 10 M 3 C 10 M 3 Operation (* 3) UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Harmonized System (HS code) (6-digit) s for Types of Packages (Refer to Operation s) s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume) (Refer to Operation s) s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Net and Total Volume) (Refer to Operation s) (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, a country/region name (2 digits) of the notify party must be entered. (3) ZX, ZY, ZZ cannot be entered. (1) If a Notify Party is entered in Field No. 51, except that an unrelated Corporate Number is entered, no entry is required. (2) If a Notify Party is not entered or an unrelated Corporate Number is entered in Field No. 51, a telephone number of the Notify Party from a long distance code must be entered. (Do not enter any space and/or delimiter.) (1) Enter specific and detailed description of goods so that particulars of the cargo can be easily identified. (2) Only numbers and symbols cannot be entered. Enter representative goods in HS code (6 digits). Enter the Mark and Number of Cargo. (1) Enter the number of outer packages (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. If packages cannot be counted, enter 1. Enter the Package Type for the number of packages unit code. (1) Enter Total Gross Weight of the cargo. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (3) Enter within 10 digits including decimal point. Integral part :up to 6 digits Decimal part :up to 3 digits (4) If Total Gross Weight is not the weight unit code in Field No. 67, enter a weight converted into the unit. Enter the weight unit in s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume). (1) Enter Net Weight of the cargo. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (3) Enter within 10 digits including decimal point. Integral part :up to 6 digits Decimal part :up to 3 digits (4) If Net Weight is not the weight unit code in Field No. 69, enter a weight converted into the unit. Enter the unit of Net Weight in s for Units of Measurement (Total Net Weight and Total Volume). 57

61 Field No. (* 1) 70 Measurement 71 Measurement Unit 72 Country of Origin (* 2) M 10 M 3 C 2 73 Special Cargo C 3 74 IMDG Class 75 UN No. 76 Freight Operation (* 3) s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume) (Refer to Operation s) Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) SPC (Refer to Operation s) (1) Enter a cargo volume. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (3) Enter within 10 digits including decimal point. Integral part :up to 6 digits Decimal part :up to 3 digits (4) If the volume is not the Volume in Field No. 71, enter a volume converted into the unit. Enter the volume unit in s for Units of Measurement (Total Gross Weight and Total Volume). Enter the Country/Region (2 digits) for the country of origin of the cargo. If a special cargo is loaded, enter Special Cargo for the type of special cargo. * Fields [74] IMDF Class through [75] UN No. can be repeatedly entered up to five times. C 4 M 4 C Freight Currency M 3 78 Value C Value Currency M 3 80 Temporary Landing Identifier 81 Reason for Temporary C 3 M 3 IMDG (Refer to Dangerous master (IMDG) of Operation s) IMDG (Refer to Dangerous master (IMDG) of Operation s) Currency (Refer to Operation s) Currency (Refer to Operation s) Reason for Temporary 58 (1)If a dangerous cargo is loaded, enter a hazard category (class) in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG code). (2) Enter the IMDG class corresponded to UN No in Field No. 76. (1) Enter the UN No. in United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. (2) Enter a number from 0000 to (1) Enter the cargo freight. (2) In entering a Freight Currency other than JPY in Field No. 77, entries can be made up to the second decimal place. (3) When JPY is entered in Freight Currency in Field No. 77, figures after the decimal point cannot be entered. Enter the Currency to show a currency type of freight. (1) If customs transit is conducted after a temporary landing in Japan, a cargo values must be entered. (2) In entering a value currency code other than JPY in Field No. 79, entries can be made up to the second decimal place. (3) When JPY is entered in Value Currency in Field No. 79, figures after the decimal point cannot be entered. Enter the Currency for a currency type of value. Enter 28 in case of temporary landing cargo. (1) In case of temporary landing cargo, enter a temporary landing cause code according to

62 Field No. (* 1) Landing (* 2) 82 Duration of Temporary Landing M 2 83 Estimated Start Date of Transportation 84 Estimated Finish Date of Transportation C 8 C 8 85 of Transportation Mode of Customs Transit of Temporary Landing Cargo C 2 86 Arrival Place 87 Arrival Place Name C 5 C 35 Operation (* 3) Landing (Refer to Operation s) Bonded Area (Refer to Operation s) the following. - TRT: transshipping cargo to other outbound vessel (aircraft)(involving transportation) - TRS: transshipping cargo to other outbound vessel (aircraft)(involving no transportation) - POS: shifting cargo within the same vessel - REV: repacking goods into other containers (2) The registration of customs transit information for temporary landing cargo is not TRS nor POS. (1) In case of temporary landing cargo, enter the length of the temporary landing period in days, using the discharge start time and date as the initial date of reckoning. (2) Zero (0) cannot be entered. (1) In case of customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter the western calendar format (8 digits) for the start date of the transportation period. (2) Enter the time in Japanese Standard Time (JST). (1) In case of customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter the western calendar format (8 digits) for the end date of the transportation period. (2) Enter the time in Japanese Standard Time (JST). In conducting the customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter codes according to the following categories: AIRCRAFT 6 SHIP 11 BARGE 16 RAIL EXPRESS 25 TRUCK 31 OTHER 17 In conducting the customs transit of temporary landing cargo, enter the Bond Area for a destination. (1) If Destination is entered in Field No. 86, no entry is available. (2) If Destination in Field No. 86 is not entered or an entered destination code is not registered in NACCS, the Destination Name must be entered. * [88] field of Other Relevant Laws and Ordinances can be repeatedly entered up to five times. 88 of Other Relevant Laws and Ordinances C 2 of Other Relevant Laws and Ordinances (Refer to Operation s) In conducting the customs transit of temporary landing cargo and laws other than Customs related ones are applied to cargo, enter a code associated with the law. 89 Remark C 140 Enter cargo information as required. 90 Reference Number for Internal Use C 20 Enter any number, etc. provided by your own company. * Fields [91] Container Number through [96] Container Ownership can be repeatedly entered up to 200 times. 91 Container Number Enter the container number in the left-aligned M 12 format. 59

63 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) * [92] field Seal Number can be repeatedly entered up to six times per one Container Number in Field No Seal Number (1) Enter the seal number of the container in the M 15 left-aligned format. (2) Without any seal, enter NO SEAL in the 1st field. 93 Empty/Full Enter 5 (full). Container Identification M 3 94 Container Size Enter the Container Size for a container size. This code is composed of the Container length code and the Container height code. 1st digit: Container length code(code: length [ft]) 10' 1 20' 2 40' 4 Others length Container Type 96 Container Ownership M 2 M 2 M 3 2nd digit: Container height code(code: height [ft]'[inch]'') 8 0 8'6'' 2 9' 4 9'6'' 5 > 9'6'' 6 4'3'' 8 4' 9 other heights 9 Enter the Container Type for a container format (type) according to the following categories: Dry container GP Reefer container RT Open top container UT Flat rack container PF Platform container PL Tank container TN Others SN Enter codes for container ownership according to the following categories according to the following categories: Shipper supplied 1 Carrier supplied 2 Consolidator supplied 3 Deconsolidator supplied 4 Third party supplied 5 (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (input fields). Procedure Specification can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules website: ( 60

64 (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional Mandatory if there is F no complementary X Entry is not available - Ignore this field (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level Fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( (* 4) Field No. 73 and fields from Field No. 78 to Field No. 88 are not required for the Advance Filing Rules, but are necessary in order to conduct House B/L Information Registration (NVC01) by quoting the Advance Cargo Information (House B/L) through Call up House B/L Information (NVC11). 61

65 Appendix 11 Table of Input Fields of Departure Time Registration (ATD) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field No. (*1) 2 Function Type 3 SP 4 Vessel 5 Voyage Number 6 Carrier 7 Port of Loading 8 Port of Loading Suffix 9 Date of Departure 10 Time of Departure (from the port of loading) 11 Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time (*2) M 1 C 16 M 9 M 10 M 4 M 5 C 1 M 8 M 4 M 5 Operation (*3) Distinctive letter (call sign) Carrier for NACCS Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Enter a code according to the following categories: Registration 9 Correction of 5 Departure Time No entry is required. NB. Those who run service provider business operations send a Service Provider and password to NACCS. (1) Enter the Vessel's distinctive letter (call sign). (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. (3) 9999 cannot be entered. NB. IMO number is different from call sign and not acceptable for the Vessel. Enter the Voyage Number. Enter the Carrier for NACCS in units of carrier using the ship. * The code is registered in NACCS as a Carrier. (1) For a port where container cargo is loaded on a vessel intended for entry into a port in Japan, enter the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits). (2) If a Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country/Region (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the last three digits of Port of Loading are automatically converted to ZZZ when a Port that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If a vessel does not make more than one port call in a single voyage, it need not enter the Branch Number. (2) If a vessel makes more than one port call in a single voyage, enter the Suffix Number. NB. It need enter the number that is same as the one entered for Port of Loading Suffix in Field No. 14 of Annex 8. Enter the western calendar format (8 digits: yyyymmdd) for the Actual Date of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Enter the time (4 digits: hhmm) of the Actual Time of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). (1) If the Actual Date of Departure in Field No. 9 and the Actual Date and Time of Departure (from the port of loading) in Field No. 10 are entered at local time, enter the time difference between the local time and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in hour(s) and minute(s) (4 digits) with a plus 62

66 Field No. (*1) (*2) Operation (*3) or minus sign + or -. (2) If the port of loading is THBKK and the local time of is 20:02 (Greenwich mean time is 13:02 ),entry example is the following. 1) If the time of is entered in GMT Field No.10: 1302 Field No.11: ) If the time of is entered in local time Field No.10: 2002 Field No.11: Relaxed Application Area Identifier C 1 In case of short-distance shipping routes applied relaxed application according to the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law(* ), enter Y. * Refer to the main document 3-(3)-B and Appendix 2. (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (input fields). Procedure Specifications can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules website; ( (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional Mandatory if there is F no complementary X Entry is not available. - Ignore this field. (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( 63

67 Appendix 12-1 Table of Output Fields of Discrepancy Information (Delivered after Departure Time Registration (ATD) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field No. (* 1) 2 Vessel 3 Voyage Number 4 Carrier (* 2) M 9 M 10 M 4 5 Port of Loading M 5 6 Port of Loading C 1 Suffix 7 Date of Departure M 8 (from port) 8 Time of Departure M 4 (from port) 9 Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time M 5 10 Relaxed Application Area Identifier 11 Port of Discharge 12 Port of Discharge Suffix 13 Date of Arrival (at port) 14 Overflow Identifier C 1 X 5 X 1 X 8 Output (* 3) Distinctive letter (call sign) Carrier for NACCS Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE) Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Distinctive letter (call signs) of vessel is output. The Voyage Number is output. The for NACCS (* ) is output. * The code is registered in NACCS as a Carrier. The Port of Loading is output in The Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) The Port of Loading Branch Number is output. Actual Date of Departure is output in the western calendar format (8 digits), which has been entered by ATD. Actual Time of Departure is output in time (4 digits), which has been entered by ATD. Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time, which has been entered by ATD, is output according to the followings: (1)The subtraction between the local time and GMT is output in hour(s) and minute(s)(4 digits) with a plus or minus sign + or -. (2) If Actual Date of Departure and Actual Time of Departure are entered in GMT, is output. Relaxed Application Area Identifier, which has been entered by ATD, is output. Not output. Not output. Not output. C 1 (1) If the number of B/L to be output exceeds 100, Y is output. (2) If Y is output, check through Inquiry about Registered M B/L-H B/L List (IML) because some B/Ls are not output. * Fields [15] B/L Number through [21] Discrepancy Identifier (Incomplete Departure Time Registration) below can be repeatedly entered up to 100 times. 15 B/L Number M 35 output. 16 Discrepancy Identifier (no House B/L) C 1 64 (1) B/L numbers are output in ascending order. (2) Only B/L numbers deemed to deviate are If a M is entered in a Master B/L Identifier in a Master B/L level cargo information registered by the Advance Cargo Information Registration (AMR) or the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (CMR) and if the Master B/L number, which is registered by the AMR or the CMR, is not found in House B/L level cargo

68 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Output (* 3) 17 Discrepancy Identifier (no Master B/L) 18 Discrepancy Identifier (Discrepancy in Vessel Information) 19 Discrepancy Identifier (Overdue Reporting) 20 Discrepancy Identifier (Incomplete Advance Filing) 21 Discrepancy Identifier (Incomplete Departure Time Registration) C 1 C 1 C 1 X 1 X 1 information registered by the Advance Cargo Information Registration (House B/L) (AHR) or the Update Registered Advance Cargo Information (House B/L) (CHR),, H is output. If Master B/L number registered by the AHR or the CHR is not found in a Master B/L level cargo information filed by the AMR or the CMR, M is output. If the vessel information, which are Vessel, Voyage Number, Carrier, Port of Loading and Port of Loading Suffix, differs between Master B/L and House B/L, which are linked, S is output. If the deadline for filing is overdue, which is found by comparing the timing of filing of AMR, CMR, AHR and/or CHR and the timing of filing of ATD, T is output. Not output. Not output. (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (output fields). Procedure Specifications can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules website; ( (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional X Entry is not available. (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level Fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( 65

69 Appendix 12-2 Table of Output Fields of Discrepancy Information (Delivered after Manifest Submission (DMF)) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field No. (* 1) 2 Vessel 3 Voyage Number 4 Carrier (* 2) M 9 C 10 M 4 5 Port of Loading X 5 6 The Port of Loading Suffix X 1 7 Date of Departure (from port) X 8 8 Time of Departure (from port) X 4 9 Time Difference from Greenwich X 5 Mean Time 10 Relaxed Application Area X 1 Identifier 11 Port of Discharge M 5 12 Port of Discharge Suffix 13 Date of Arrival (at port) 14 Overflow Identifier C 1 C 8 Output (* 3) Distinctive letter (call sign) Carrier for NACCS The Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) The Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s) Distinctive letter (call sign) of vessels is output. Voyage Number is output only when the field is entered in the Manifest Information Registration (MFR). The Carrier for NACCS (* ) is output. * The code is registered in NACCS as a Carrier. Not output. Not output. Not output. Not output. Not output. Not output. The Port of Unloading is output in UN/LOCODE (5 digits). The Port of Unloading Branch Number is output. The Date of Arrival is output. C 1 (1) If the number of B/L to be output exceeds 100, Y is output. (2) If Y is output, check through IML or Inquiry about Manifest Status (IMI). * Fields [15] B/L Number through [21] Discrepancy Identifier (Incomplete Departure Time Registration) below can be repeatedly entered up to 100 times. 15 B/L Number M 35 (1) B/L numbers are output in ascending order. (2) Only B/L numbers deemed to deviate are output. 16 Discrepancy Not output. Identifier (no House B/L) X 1 17 Discrepancy Not output. Identifier (no Master B/L) X 1 18 Discrepancy Not output. Identifier (Discrepancy in Vessel Information) X 1 19 Discrepancy Not output. Identifier (Overdue Reporting) X 1 20 Discrepancy C 1 If Advance Filing via or CMR AMR is not 66

70 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Output (* 3) Identifier (Incomplete Advance Filing) 21 Discrepancy Identifier (Incomplete Departure Time Registration) C 1 conducted, A is output. If ATD is not conducted, D is output. (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (output fields). Procedure Specifications can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules website: ( (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional X Entry is not available (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site ( 67

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72 Appendix 14 Table of Input Fields of Update Registered Vessel Information for Advance Filing (CMV) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field Operation No. (* 1) (* 2) (* 3) 3 SP C 16 No entry is required. * Those who run service provider business operations send a Service Provider and password to NACCS. 4 Vessel (Original) M 9 Distinctive letter (call sign) Enter the original vessel s distinctive letter (call sign). 5 6 Voyage Number (Original) Carrier (Original) M 10 Enter the original Voyage Number. M 4 Carrier for NACCS Enter the Carrier for NACCS. * The code is registered in NACCS as a Carrier. 7 Port of Loading (Original) M 5 Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s.) Enter the original Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits). 8 9 Port of Loading Suffix (Original) C 1 Enter the original Port of Loading Branch Number. Port of Port (1) If a shipping agent is in charge of entries, the Discharge (Refer to original Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) must (Original) C 5 UN/LOCODE in be entered. Operation s.) (2) If entries made by other than shipping agent, this field cannot be entered. Distinctive letter (call sign) (1) Enter the new vessel s distinctive letter (call sign). (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. 10 Vessel (New) M 9 (3)When " Field No. 11" and " Field No. 12" are entered, the vessel code which is NOT fregistered in vessel DB can be entered. NB. IMO number is different from call sign and not acceptable for the Vessel. (1) If the Vessel (call sign) in Field No. 10 is registered in NACCS, it is not necessary to enter 11 Laden Vessel Name (New) F 35 in this Field No. 11. (2) If the Vessel (call sign) in Field No. 10 is not registered in NACCS, a Laden Vessel Name (New) must be entered in this Field No

73 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) 12 Nationality of Vessel (New) F 2 Country/Region (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation ) (1) If the Vessel (call sign) in Field No. 10 is registered in NACCS, it is not necessary to enter in this Field No. 11. (2) If the Vessel (call sign) in Field No. 10 is not registered in NACCS, a Country (2-digit Country of UN/LOCODE must be entered for the new vessel nationality. Operating (1) Enter the Voyage Number of the carrier which Carrier Voyage actually operates the vessel whose Vessel 13 Number (New) C 10 entered in Field 6. (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. (3) If the entry made by other than the NVOCC, this field cannot be entered. 14 Voyage Number (New) M 10 (1) Enter the new Voyage Number. (2) Enter it in the left-aligned format. 15 Carrier (New) M 4 Carrier for NACCS Enter the new Carrier for NACCS. * The code is registered in NACCS as a Carrier. 16 Port of Loading (New) M 5 Port (Refer to UN/LOCODE in Operation s.) (1) Enter the new Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits). (2) If the Port (UN/LOCODE 5 digits) is not registered in NACCS, enter a code with ZZZ after the Country (2 digits). NB. It must be noted that the last three digits of Port of Discharge are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered. (1) If the Vessel (call sign) in Field No. 10 is registered in NACCS, it is not necessary to enter in this Field No Port of Loading Name (New) F 20 (2) If ZZZ is entered in the lower 3 digits of the Port entered in Field No. 10, which entails that the last three digits of Port of Loading are automatically converted to ZZZ when a port code that is not registered in NACCS is entered, the Port of Discharge Name must be entered. 18 Port of Loading Suffix (New) C 1 (1) If a vessel does not make more than one port call in a single voyage, it need not enter the Branch Number. (2) If a vessel makes more than one port call in a single voyage, enter the Branch Number. (Example of entries) - If the port call at the same port is the second one in the same voyage, enter 1, and if the tenth one, 9. NB. Be careful not to enter a Branch Number 70

74 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) which does not match the number of port calls, since the Departure Time Registration (ATD) in later phase has to be done per each Port of Loading Suffix. Estimated Date Enter the western calendar format (8 digits: 19 of Departure (New) M 8 yyyymmdd) for the Scheduled Date of Departure from the new port of loading at local time or Greenwich mean time (GMT). Estimated Time Enter the time (4 digit: hhmm) of the new 20 of Departure (from the port of M 4 Estimated Time of Departure from the port of loading at local time or Greenwich mean time 21 loading) (New) Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time M 5 (GMT). (1) If the Estimated Date of Departure (New) in Field No. 19 and the Estimated Time of Departure (from the port of loading) (New) in Field No. 20 are entered at local time, enter the time difference between the local time and Greenwich mean time (GMT) in hour(s) and minute (s) (4 digits) with a plus or minus sign + or -. (2) If the port of loading is THBKK and the estimated local time of is 20:02 (Greenwich mean time is 13:02 ),entry examples are as follows. 1) If the estimated time of is entered in GMT Field No.17: 1302 Field No.18: Relaxed Application Area Identifier (New) C 1 2) If the estimated time of is entered in local time Field No.17: 2002 Field No.18: In case of short-distance shipping routes which are subject to relaxed application in accordance with the Rules on Enforcement of the Customs Law (*), enter Y. * Refer to the main document 3-(3)-B and Appendix 2. * Fields [23] B/L Numbers for Vessel Information Correction can be repeatedly entered up to 100 times. (1) When the vessel information is to be corrected 23 B/L Numbers for Vessel Information Correction C 35 by specifying individual B/L numbers, entery of this field is required. (2) When correction is to be made comprehensively for all the Master or all House B/L Numbers, registered through the Vessel (Original) in Field No. 4 to the Port of Loading Suffix (Original) 71

75 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Operation (* 3) in Field No. 8, to the original vessel information, entry is not required. (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (input fields). Procedure Specifications can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules website; ( (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional Mandatory if there is F no complementary X Entry is not available. (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site; ( 72

76 Appendix 15 Table of Input Fields of the Association of Registered B/L Numbers (BLL) (after the update of NACCS in Oct. 2017) Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Output (* 3) Enter codes according to the followings: 2 Function Type M 1 Categories Registration 9 Cancellation 1 3 SP C 16 No entry is required. NB. Those who run service provider business operations send a Service Provider and password to NACCS. Enter codes according to the followings: Type of B/L Categories( 4) s 4 Number M 1 Separate 1 Association Combine 2 Switch 3 Enter codes according to the followings: 5 6 Categories Change in 1 transportation contract Reason for etc. M 1 Association Change in cargo 2 operation etc. Error in reported 3 contents Others 4 * [6] field Original B/L Number can be repeatedly entered up to ten times. (1) For code "1 (Separate) or 3 (Switch) in Field No. 4, entry of single original B/L number at Original B/L most is mandatory. C 35 Number (2) For code 2 (Combine) in Field No.4, entry of original B/L numbers no less than 2 is mandatory. * [7] field Original B/L Number can be repeatedly entered up to ten times. 73

77 Field No. (* 1) (* 2) Output (* 3) (1) For code 2 (Combine) or 3 (Switch) in Field 7 New B/L Number C 35 No. 4, entry of single new B/L number at most is mandatory. (2) For code "1 (Separate) in Field No. 4,, entry of new B/L numbers no less than 2 is mandatory. (* 1) Field No. shows item number for corresponding Procedure Specification (input fields). Procedure Specifications can be referred to in the Advance Filing Rules website; ( (* 2) The following shows how to read. (1) M Mandatory C Conditional Mandatory if there is F no complementary X Entry is not available. - Ignore this field (2) level (Ex.) Field A C Field B M Lower level fields are under the category of upper level fields. * Field A is a conditional field, which is sometimes but not always entered. Field B is compulsory at a level lower than Field A. If Field A is entered, Field B must be entered. (* 3) Operation s are in the Advance Filing Rules web site; ( 74

78 (* 4) Categories of Type of B/L Number Association are as follows: Type of B/L Number Association Changes from 1 B/L to plural B/Ls Changes in B/L numbers, etc. New B/Ls Separate Original B/L NACC100 NACC100A NACC100B NACC100C Changes from plural B/Ls to 1 B/L Original B/Ls Combine NACC100A NACC100B New B/L NACC100 NACC100C Switch Changes in B/L numbers Original B/L NACC100 New B/L NACC200 ( 5)Operations enabled / not enabled by BLL Operations enabled by BLL 1. Both original and new B/Ls are filed as Advance Cargo Information (1) Only Advanced Cargo Information is registered. New B/L Original BL MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001A Advance Cargo Information MMMM001B Advance Cargo Information 75

79 (2) Cargo information for arrival reporting (Filing of the Manifest Submission) has also been filed. Original B/L New B/L MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001A Advance Cargo Infromatin MMMM001B Advance Cargo Information MMMM001A Manifest Information (3) Same B/L numbers are employed and after the change. Original B/L New B/L MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001B Advance Cargo Information BLL must be done after the corrections in volumes etc. of MMMM The Advance Cargo Information has been made for original B/L and the Manifest Information has been filed only for new B/L. New B/L Original B/L MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001A Advance Cargo Information MMMM001B Advance Cargo Information MMMM001A Manifest Information MMMM001B Manifest Information After the execution of BLL, the Advance Cargo Information for MMMM001A and MMMM001B is not possible. 76

80 Operations for which BLL is not possible 1. Cargo Information for which the Advance Cargo Information has not been filed is included in new B/Ls. Original B/L MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information New B/Ls MMMM001A Advance Cargo Infromatin MMMM001B Advance Cargo Information MMMM001A Manifest Information MMMM001B Manifest Information It is necessary to add the Advance Cargo Information on MMMM001B leading to the completion of all the filings of Advance Cargo information for all B/Ls, then BLL must be conducted. 2. In case where: the Advance Cargo Infromation for orginal B/L has been filed and Manifest Information has been registered for new B/Ls; and original B/L number is employed even after the changes. Original B/L New B/L MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001 Advance Cargo Information MMMM001B MMMM001B Advance Cargo Advance Cargo Information Infromation It is necessary to add the Advance Cargo Information on MMMM001B and the correction of Advance Cargo Information on MMMM001 leading to the completion of all the filings of Advance Cargo information for all B/Ls, then BLL must be conducted. 77

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