ACI eHBL 210 - Do we require a bonded 8000 code if we work with our agent overseas on full container load imports where multiple house bills are consolidated together and destined for the same importer? | Digital Customs Compliance Solutions for North America

ACI eHBL 210 – Do we require a bonded 8000 code if we work with our agent overseas on full container load imports where multiple house bills are consolidated together and destined for the same importer?

There is no requirement for a freight forwarder to have a bonded 8000 code. However, there are limitations to eHBL filing and to goods movement for non-bonded freight forwarders.

For example, a non-bonded 8000 code cannot file a “consolidated” eHBL and a non-bonded 8000 CCN can only move to the warehouse / sublocation code of the carrier above it.

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