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May 14, 2006 

CBP to Hold ACE Exchange Conference in Chicago

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will hold an ACE Exchange Conference in Chicago from August 15-17, 2006. The conference, which is open to importers, customs brokers and motor carriers, is intended to educate the trade community on the benefits of ACE, CBP's Automated Commercial Environment. Topics that will be covered at the conference include:

  • Overview of ACE and the ACE Secure Data Portal
  • Legal Policy Issues
  • Paying duties and fees on a monthly basis
  • Trade reports which provide insight into compliance and financial data
  • Advanced Cargo Rule to electronic manifest
  • Operational impacts on mandatory advanced manifest
  • Communications between filer and carriers
The draft conference agenda can be found here. Registration for this event will be free and a signup form will be available in the near future on on CBP's website.

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