CBP updates truck export manifest and conveyance report technical specs
CBP title: Update to Electronic Export Manifest (EEM) – Truck Manifest Implementation Guide (IG) 309 Truck Export Customs Manifest, and CUSREP Conveyance Report
This message is from April 22, 2026. Later CSMS messages may have changed it. See the latest trade news
What did CBP announce?
CBP announced technical updates to the Electronic Export Manifest Truck 309 Customs Manifest and the CUSREP Conveyance Report in ACE. Changes include marking one data element as not used, removing a cancellation code, updating language for one code, and revising descriptions for two other codes. The message was published April 22, 2026 and directs technical questions to CBP client representatives and policy questions to a CBP email address.
What is Allied's position?
This message concerns technical data formatting for truck export manifest filings, which is a carrier and export filing function. It does not affect the import entries Allied files for clients. Clients do not need to take any action.
General information, not legal advice.
What does the CBP message say?
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has updated the Electronic Export Manifest (EEM) (https://www.cbp.gov/trade/automated/how-to-use-ace/export-manifest) Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Exports Truck 309 Customs Manifest, and CUSREP Conveyance Report.
Updates implemented:
309 Customs Manifest -
- Updated VID09 in Data Element Summary to “Not Used”
CUSREP Conveyance Report -
- Removed Code 1: Cancellation code in Segment BGM
- Update language from ‘64’ Verification to ‘64’ Enroute/Departure in Segment LOC
- Updated Code 22 and Code 23 description in Data Element Summary, Element 1373, Segment DOC
For questions:
- Technical inquiries should be directed to your assigned CBP Client Representative.
- Policy inquiries may be submitted to cbptruckexportmanifest@cbp.dhs.gov (mailto:cbptruckexportmanifest@cbp.dhs.gov)