CBP将ACAS全面执行期限延长至2027年5月
CBP 英文原标题： CBP Announces Extension of Enhanced Air Cargo Advance Screening (ACAS) Full Enforcement Phase
CBP 宣布了什么？
CBP宣布将“强化航空货物预先筛查”(ACAS) 暂行最终规则的分阶段执行期限,由2026年11月21日延长至2027年5月1日。该计划要求航空承运人及其他符合资格的申报人,在货物装上飞往美国的航空器之前,提交特定的数据项目。CBP表示,此延长让贸易业者有更多时间进行系统整合、合规程序及数据质量相关工作。此次延长适用于强化ACAS暂行最终规则下的要求,并影响航空承运人、申报人及其他符合资格的相关方。
Allied 的立场是什么？
本通知涉及提交ACAS数据的航空承运人及其他相关方,并非Allied为进口商客户申报的报关案件。我们不代表客户提交ACAS申报,因此本通知不需要我们的进口商客户采取行动。以航空承运人或ACAS申报人身份出货的客户,应与其自身的合规团队确认,是否已为2027年5月1日的执行日期做好准备。
一般信息，不构成法律意见。
CBP 消息的英文原文说了什么？
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is notifying the trade community that the phased enforcement period announced in Section IV.I. of the Enhanced Air Cargo Advance Screening (ACAS) Interim Final Rule (IFR) (90 FR 52796, 52817 (Nov. 21, 2025)) has been extended to May 1, 2027.
The ACAS program requires air carriers and other eligible filers to submit specific data elements for air cargo shipments as early as practicable, but no later than prior to loading the cargo onto an aircraft destined for the United States. This advance information is essential to CBP’s ability to identify, assess, and mitigate potential security risks before cargo enters the air transportation environment.
To support operational readiness and allow the trade community additional time to complete system integrations, refine compliance procedures, and resolve data quality issues, CBP is extending the Enhanced ACAS Interim Final Rule’s (IFR) phased enforcement period. The phased enforcement period was initially set to run for 12 months following the IFR’s effective date (November 21, 2025 through November 21, 2026).
Effective immediately, the Enhanced ACAS IFR’s phased enforcement period is extended from November 21, 2026, to May 1, 2027. This extension is subject to the conditions discussed in Section IV.I. of the Enhanced ACAS IFR and solely affects requirements promulgated through the publication of the Enhanced ACAS IFR.
During this extended phased enforcement period, CBP will continue to focus on stakeholder outreach, technical assistance, and data quality monitoring. These efforts are intended to help air carriers, filers, and other eligible parties prepare for full enforcement and ensure a smooth transition.
During the extension, air carriers and filers are expected to:
- Continue submitting ACAS data in accordance with existing regulatory requirements;
- Promptly address any data quality issues identified by CBP;
- Confirm that internal systems can meet the technical specifications required for full enforcement; and
- Maintain coordination with CBP representatives to support timely resolution of implementation concerns.
The ACAS program remains an important component of CBP’s layered security strategy. CBP strongly encourages all affected parties to use this additional time to complete necessary preparations. Timely and accurate ACAS submissions are critical to strengthening air cargo security, protecting the supply chain, and supporting the safe and efficient movement of legitimate trade.
For technical questions regarding ACAS implementation, please contact your assigned Client Representative. For operational inquiries, please contact the National Targeting Center atACAS-SUPPORT@cbp.dhs.gov (mailto:ACAS-SUPPORT@cbp.dhs.gov). For policy-related inquiries, please contact Cargo and Conveyance Security at OFO-MANIFESTBRANCH@cbp.dhs.gov (mailto:OFO-MANIFESTBRANCH@cbp.dhs.gov).
CBP will provide additional updates regarding the extended phased enforcement period through future Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS) messages.
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