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ASE: |
ENTRY NUMBER REQUIRED |
WHEN A P60 IS TRANSMITTED THE ENTRY NUMBER DATA FIELD CANNOT BE BLANK. |
DK3: |
D20 RECORD MUST CONTAIN DATA |
THIS ERROR MESSAGE OCCURS IN THE AUTOMATED DRAWBACK MODULE. WHEN THE DATA SENT VIA ABI, NO DATA WAS PRESENT IN THE 'D25' RECORD. |
SG3: |
SUGAR CERT SENT FOR NON-CANADA |
CANADIAN SUGAR CERTIFICATE DATA WAS PROVIDED ON-LINE AND EITHER/BOTH THE C/O AND/OR C/E IS NOT CANADA. |
934: |
ENTRY SUMMARY NOT ON FILE |
THE ENTRY YOU ARE PROCESSING IS EITHER A COLLECTION SHELL OR AN ENTRY RELEASE RECORD. |
14G: |
THIS TARIFF NBR ALREADY ENTERED |
THIS ERROR MESSAGE OCCURS IN A SET PROVISION SITUATION WHEN THE TARIFF NUMBER SENT IN THE 70 RECORD IS THE SAME AS THE SET PROVISION TARIFF NUMBER SENT IN THE 50 RECORD. THE TARIFF NUMBER IN THE 70 RECORD MUST BE DIFFERENT AND MUST BE THE NUMBER THAT ESTABLISHES THE CORRECT RATE OF DUTY FOR THE SET. THIS ERROR MESSAGE CAN ALSO OCCUR IN NON SET PROVISION LINES IF THE FILER USES THE SAME TARIFF NUMBER IN THE 50 AND 70 RECORDS OR IN THE 70 AND 80 RECORDS. |
MANY COUNTRIES ADHERE TO A STANDARD CONVENTION IN CREATING VISA NUMBERS. THE CURRENT CONVENTION IS: 9 CHARACTERS, WITH THE FIRST CHARACTER A NUMERIC TO REPRESENT THE LAST DIGIT OF THE CALENDAR YEAR; THE SECOND AND THIRD CHARACTERS ARE ALPHA AND REPRESENT THE ISO CODE OF THE COUNTRY WHERE THE VISA WAS ISSUED. THE LAST SIX CHARACTERS ARE NUMERIC AND REPRESENT THE ACTUAL VISA NUMBER. FOR COUNTRIES WHICH USE THE STANDARD VISA NUMBERING SYSTEM, THIS ERROR MESSAGE WILL RESULT IF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY TO THE TRANSMITTED VISA NUMBER: - THE FIRST DIGIT IS BLANK OR DOES NOT EQUAL THE YEAR OF EXPORT. - THE ISO CODE IS INVALID (NOT LISTED ON THE COUNTRY CODE DATABASE), IS MISSING OR DOES NOT EQUAL THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN (WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS FOR HK) - THE NUMERIC PART (LAST SIX CHARACTERS) IS NOT EXACTLY SIX CHARACTERS. - THE LAST SIX CHARACTERS DO NOT REPRESENT THE ACTUAL VISA NUMBER THAT WAS TRANSMITTED BY THE ISSUING COUNTRY. THESE ARE ELECTRONICALLY REPORTED (ELVIS) TO U.S. CUSTOMS AND, IF NOT ON FILE WHEN THE FILER TRANSMITS HIS DATA, WILL CAUSE THIS ERROR MESSAGE TO BE INVOKED. |
2GC: |
DATA ADDED AS REQUESTED |
THIS IS A NORMAL RESPONSE MESSAGE TO A CARGO RELEASE DATA INPUT TRANSACTION (APPLICATION HI) WHEN THE FILER USES ACTION CODE "A" TO ADD DATA. UNLESS THE INPUT CONTAINS A CERTIFICATION CODE OF "1" IN POSITION 41 OF THE H1 RECORD, ABI WILL NOT GENERATE PROVISIONAL SELECTIVITY RESULTS TO THIS INPUT. |
VLO: |
DRAWBACK NAFTA IND INVALID |
THIS MESSAGE INDIACTES THE DRAWBACK FILER HAS USED A CODE OF OTHER THAN 'Y' OR 'N' FOR WHETHER THIS IS A NAFTA CLAIM. THE FILER MUST USE EITHER 'Y' OR 'N' VIA DISKETTE OR A SPACE ("NO") OR '1' ("YES") FOR ABI. |
AAY: |
WARNING - CASES NOT RELATED |
THIS MESSAGE IS GENERATED AS A RESULT OF AN ENTRY SUMMARY TRANSACTION. IF THE FILER REPORTS BOTH ANTI-DUMPING AND COUNTERVAILING DUTY CASE NUMBER IN THE 60 RECORD, THESE MUST BE RELATED. IF EITHER CASE DOES NOT POINT TO THE OTHER CASE, THIS MESSAGE WILL RESULT. |
95E: |
ENTRY NOT ELIGIBLE FOR RECONCILE |
THIS MESSAGE IS GENERATED IN RESPONSE TO AN ENTRY SUMMARY INPUT TRANSACTION (APPLICATION EI). ONLY THREE ENTRY TYPES ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE RECONCILIATION PROTOTYPE AS OF OCT 1998. THE THREE TYPES ARE "01", "02", AND "06". IF ANY OTHER ENTRY TYPE IS TRANSMITTED IN THE 10 REC, POS 71-72, THIS ERROR MESSAGE WILL RESULT. |
382: |
ORIGIN COUNTRY: IMPRTS RESTRICTED |
THIS MESSAGE IS GENERATED IN THE HI/HN TRANSACTION WHEN A COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TRANSMITTED THAT IS IN THE COUNTRY CODE FILE AS A RESTRICTED COUNTRY. NO IMPORTS ARE ALLOWED. THE MESSAGE IN THE EI TRANSACTION IS '38N'. |
458: |
IMPORT DATE INVALID/CONFLICTING |
THE IMPORT DATE MUST BE IN THE MMDDYY FORMAT, 20 REC, POS 34-39. IF THE DATE TRANSMITTED IS NOT A VALID DATE ON THE CALENDAR (I.E., 013298), THIS ERROR MESSAGE WILL BE GENERATED. THE IMPORT DATE MUST ALSO BE IN PROPER CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE WITH THE REPORTED DATE OF EXPORT (50 REC, POS 71-76) AND THE I.T. DATE (IF AN I.T. IS REPORTED) IN THE 22 REC, POS 64-69. HOWEVER, IF THE DATE SEQUENCE IS INCORRECT, EITHER ERROR MESSAGE NUMBER 915 (IT DATE/DATE OF IMP INCONSISTENT) OR ERROR MESSAGE NUMBER 384 (EXPORT DATE INVALID/CONFLICTING) WILL BE GENERATED. ALSO, IF THE IMPORT DATE IS CORRECT, BUT THE ESTIMATED DATE OF ARRIVAL IN THE 20 REC, POS 66-71, IS BLANK, THIS MESSAGE WILL ALSO RESULT. **NOTE** - IF ALL THE DATES ON THE EI TRANSACTION APPEAR TO BE CORRECT, VERIFY IF THE SUMMARY HAS HAD AN ENTRY DATE ASSIGNED THAT IS PRIOR TO THE IMPORT DATE. IF SO, THE ENTRY MASTER FILE RECORD WILL NEED TO BE CORRECTED. |
69A: |
ORIGIN COUNTRY/TARIFF NBR INVALID |
THIS ERROR MESSAGE RESULTS WHEN A REQUIREMENT BETWEEN THE TARIFF NUMBER REPORTED IN THE 50 REC, POS 4-13, AND THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN REPORTED IN THE 40 REC, POS 6-7, IS VIOLATED. THE MOST COMMON EXAMPLE OF THIS WOULD BE THE USE OF ANY COUNTRY OTHER THAN "US" WITH TARIFF NUMBERS IN THE 98010010NN RANGE. ALSO, CHAPTER 9999 NUMBERS MAY BE SPECIFICALLY LINKED TO EITHER CANADA OR MEXICO. IF THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN IS NOT APPROPRIATE TO THE TARIFF NUMBER IN CHAPTER 99, THIS MESSAGE WILL ALSO RESULT. A LESS COMMON EXAMPLE WOULD THE ATTEMPTED USE OF CERTIFIED HAND-LOOM TEXTILE ARTICLES (AS FOLKLORE ARTICLES) WITH A COUNTRY OF ORIGIN THAT IS NOT ONE OF THE ACCEPTABLE COUNTRIES FOR CERTIFIED FOLKLORE ARTICLES. PAGE ENS-48 OF THE CATAIR LISTS THE CURRENTLY ACCEPTABLE COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN FOR SELECTED TARIFF NUMBERS (NOTE 2). |
AQY: |
LEAD NBR NOT A 514 PROTEST |
THE NUMBER ENTERED IN THE LEAD PROTEST NUMBER FIELD IS A VALID NUMBER BUT BEEN ASSIGNED TO A CLAIM OR INTERVENTION, NOT A PROTEST BY USCS. |
EJX: |
UNITS MUST BE IN ORDER |
THIS MESSAGE IS GENERATED IN RESPONSE TO AN AUTOMATED INVOICE TRANSMISSION (APPLICATION CI). SHIPPING UNIT IDENTIFICATIONS CAN BE MADE AT TWO LEVELS, IN THE C06/C07 RECORD AND/OR THE C47/C49 RECORDS. IN EITHER CASE, THE OUTER SHIPPING UNIT (USUALLY A CONTAINER) IS IDENTIFIED IN THE C06 RECORD. IF INTERIOR PACKAGING ENTITIES ARE SEPARATELY IDENTIFIED WITHIN A CONTAINER, THOSE IDENTIFIERS ARE REPORTED IN THE C07/C49 REC. EACH OF THESE RECORDS PROVIDES SPACE TO REPORT ONE OR TWO INTERIOR PACKAGING UNIT IDENTIFIERS (OR A RANGE OF IDENTIFIERS). THE INTERIOR PACKAGING IDENTIFERS MUST BE UNIQUE AND MUST BE REPORTED IN ORDER. THAT IS, THE C07 REC, POS 4-20, IS USED TO REPORT THE FIRST PACKAGING IDENTIFIER. THE NUMBER IN THIS FIELD MUST BE DIFFERENT FROM THE UNIT IDENTIFIER IN POS 21-37. FURTHER, DATA CANNOT BE TRANSMITTED IN POS 21-37 UNLESS POS 4-20 IS USED FIRST. WHEN REPORTING RANGES, THE NUMBER OF DIGITS IN THE HIGHEST RANGE MUST BE FOLLOWED FOR ALL RANGES (USE 0001 TO 0800 IF THE HIGHEST NUMBER IN THE RANGE IS 4000, NOT 1 TO 800, 801 TO 1600, FOR EXAMPLE). |
VGM: |
FD 701: QTY IND;PREV QTY=0'S |
UP TO SIX QUANTITIES CAN BE SENT IN THE FDA INTERFACE. IF ZEROS WERE TRANSMITTED IN A PRECEDING QUANTITY BLOCK AND A QUANTITY WAS TRANSMITTED IN THE INSTANT BLOCK, THIS ERROR MESSAGE RESULTS. FOR INSTANCE, IF ZEROS ARE TRANSMITTED IN THE UNIT 1 QUANTITY BLOCK OF REC FD02, POS 5-14 AND 0000000009 TRANSMITTED IN THE UNIT 2 QUANTITY BLOCK OF REC FD02, POS 19-28, THIS ERROR MESSAGE OCCURS. |
AEM: |
NO VALID RLSE ENTRIES SUBMITTED |
IF A FILER TRANSMITS A CONSOLIDATED ENTRY SUMMARY, THE 32 RECORD (S) MUST CONTAIN VALID RELEASE ENTRY NUMBERS. |
17M: |
TRANSACTION BATCH REJECTED |
DUE TO PREVIOUS ERRORS, ALL REMAINING TRANSACTIONS ARE REJECTED. ACTION: CORRECT ORIGINAL PROBLEM AND RESTART. |
VHH: |
DT HS7: INVALID ISO CODE |
IF THE FILER TRANSMITS DOT INFORMATION FOR BOX 05, 06, OR 12, THE ISO CODE OF THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN IS REQUIRED. IF A CODE NOT FOUND ON THE COUNTRY CODE FILE IS TRANSMITTED IN POSITIONS 30-31 OF THE DT01 RECORD, THIS ERROR MESSAGE WILL BE GENERATED. |
51D: |
INFORMAL ENTRY IS NOT PERMITTED |
SINCE MARCH OF 1994 THE REQUIREMENT FOR MAKING FORMAL ENTRY ON A GIVEN TARIFF NUMBER HAS BEEN INDICATED IN THE ON-LINE HARMONIZED TARIFF RECORD. THE FIELD CONTAINING THIS INFORMATION IS CALLED "MIS-REQ". THERE ARE (3) VALID VALUES FOR THIS FIELD: "0" = FORMAL ENTRY REQUIRED, REGARDLESS OF VALUE "2" = FORMAL ENTRY REQUIRED FOR VALUE GREATER THAN $250 "Z" = TARIFF NOT ELIGIBLE FOR DUTY-FREE TREATMENT UNDER 'FREELY ASSOCIATED STATES' (FAS) PROGRAM. IF A RECORD CONTAINS A "0" AND "2" THE "0" CONDITION APPLIES. THIS ERROR MESSAGE WILL BE GENERATED IF A TARIFF NUMBER ON THE ENTRY IS CODED "0" AND THE ENTRY TYPE IS INFORMAL. IF THE TARIFF NUMBER IS CODED "2", ERROR MESSAGE Z29 WILL APPLY. |
MUST BE NUMERIC; 0,1,2, OR 3. |
VAU: |
ULT CONSIGNEE IN ENTRY HEADER |
WHEN AN ULTIMATE CONSIGNEE NUMBER IS TRANSMITTED IN THE HI APPLICATION, REC H2, POS 11-22 (INDICATING ONE ULTIMATE CONSIGNEE FOR THE SHIPMENT), POS 33-44 IN REC H5 MUST BE SPACE FILLED. |
AQO: |
FILING PERIOD BASE DATE N/A |
THE BEGINNING OF THE FILING & AMENDMENT PERIOD FOR A PROTEST, CLAIM OR INTERVENTION CAN BE DETERMINED IN ANY OF SEVERAL WAYS. WHEN PROTESTING DENIAL OF A 520(C) OR 520(D) CLAIM IT IS THE DATE OF DENIAL. INTERVENTIONS MAY BE FILED ANY TIME BEGINNING WITH FILING OF ADVERSE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN MARKING DECISION ENDING WITH USCS DECISION. FOR PROTESTS OR CLAIMS RELATED TO ENTRIES, LIQUIDATION DATE CONSTITUTES THE START OF THE PERIOD. ANY OTHER CASE REQUIRES A FILING/AMENDMENT PERIOD BASE DATE BE SUBMITTED BY THE FILER, TO BE VERIFIED BY USCS. A FILING/AMENDMENT PERIOD BASE DATE IS NOT APPLICABLE IN THIS CASE. |
BRH: |
OTHER RECON ALREADY ON FILE |
FILER HAS ATTEMPTED TO FILE A RECON AGAINST AN IMPORT ENTRY FOR AN 'OTHER' ISSUE AND A RECON IS ALREADY ON FILE AGAINST THAT IMPORT ENTRY FOR 'OTHER' ISSUE. NOTE: IF THIS ERROR IS GENERATED IN ADDITION TO ERROR RBL, 'RECON EXISTS- REPLACE OR DELETE', CORRECTING THAT ERROR WILL USUALLY REMOVE ERROR BRH AT THE SAME TIME. |
VDZ: |
FW 3-177: FWS QTY EXCEEDS USCS |
IF THE FISH & WILDLIFE QUANTITY SENT IN THE FW03 RECORD, POSITIONS 5-16 EXCEED THE CUSTOMS QUANTITY SENT IN THE EI 50 RECORD, POSITIONS 24-35 THIS ERROR MESSAGE WILL OCCUR. THE FWS QUANTITY MUST BE EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN THE CUSTOMS QUANTITY. |
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