Summary of BTOM operational learnings and commonly asked queries since 30 April

Summary of BTOM operational learnings and commonly asked queries since 30 April

8 May 2024

The summary covers the following points:

  1. BCP/PHA opening hours
  2. Drivers shouldn’t use Sevington to take Tacho breaks
  3. Remote and code locked containers – we need the code
  4. Use of official and commercial seals
  5. Use the right commodity codes for IPAFFS and CDS
  6. EHCs need an English version
  7. Fixing signature errors on health certificates
  8. Double-check that your chosen port of entry has a Border Control Point (BCP) designated for the product you are importing
  9. Keep the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) up to date
  10. More information about BTOM charges
  11. BTOM inspection rates and permitted countries
  12. Making account detail changes on IPAFFS
  13. Issues with TRACES
  14. Multiple products on one CHED
  15. Amending a CHED
  16. Getting the destination right on the CHED
  17. Make sure your CHED is completed fully and accurately
  18. Put the Vehicle Registration Number (VRN) and/or trailer unit number into IPAFFS

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