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Automated Export System (AES)
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AES is the electronic way to file the Shipper's Export Declaration (SED) and the
export manifest information directly to U.S. Customs. The data is validated
against editing tables and U.S. Government agency requirements and a confirmation
message is sent back to the filer.
AES is the central point through which export shipment
data required by multiple agencies is filed electronically to Customs. As a
nationwide system, it is operational at all ports and for all methods of
transportation.
It is designed to assure compliance with and enforcement of laws relating to
exporting, improve trade statistics, reduce duplicate reporting to multiple
agencies, and improve customer service. AES has the goal of paperless reporting
of export information.
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Ensure export compliance, correct errors as they occur;
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Eliminate the cost of corrections with up-front data edits;
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Eliminate the costly delays of paper handling and duplicate reporting;
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Eliminate paper review of licenses against shipments;
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Accept export shipment documentation electronically;
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Facilitate business in NAFTA countries by presenting evidences of duty payments;
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Electronic interface with multiple other government agencies.
Part of: ExporterQW,
EFFQW
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