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April 20, 2006 

CBP Announces C-TPAT Security Link Portal

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced the implementation of a new C-TPAT Internet Application and Communications Portal. The C-TPAT Security Link Portal, which is intended to improve the processing and communication for all C-TPAT participants, will be mandatory. The C-TPAT Portal will permit authorized users to:

  • Enter new applications;
  • Submit information updates and add new information to their C-TPAT file;
  • Maintain a “living” Supply Chain Security Profile that can be updated as needed and must be updated and re-certified on a yearly basis;
  • Communicate directly with CBP C-TPAT and/or their designated C-TPAT Supply Chain Security Specialists using a secure system;
  • Receive information directly from CBP to include cargo security alerts and sanitized intelligence information; and
  • Maintain a list of authorized users.
All importers and carriers currently participating in C-TPAT must designate authorized users and must access the portal and enter their updated information by July 1, 2006. C-TPAT participants that fails to update this information will be considered to have withdrawn from the program and will no longer be eligible for C-TPAT benefits, including FAST lane access. For more information, see CBP's website at the following link: www.customs.gov/xp/cgov/import/commercial_enforcement/ctpat/implement_portal/portal_qa.xml.

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