Did the advance reporting timeframes for empty containers and conveyance reports change?
A 7. Based on feedback from the marine carriers the LINKINGBRIDGES (CBSA) has changed the advance timeframe for reporting conveyances and empty containers from “within 24 hours of departure from the last foreign port of loading” to “at least 96 hours prior to arrival at the first Canadian Port of Call and/or Discharge”. For voyages less than 96 hours, the reports would be required at the time of departure. The requirements for reporting conveyances for bulk goods and authorized break-bulk goods remains 24-hours prior to arrival. The following chart summarizes the advance timeframes for reporting conveyances and empty containers.
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