Are you kidding me? You people still use paper forms? Well, Customs and Border Protection has almost completely transitioned FTZ reporting from paper forms to electronic filing through ABI/ACE. The 216 and 6043 forms are notable exceptions for FTZ Operators. Want to sound like a seasoned FTZ pro? Use the old form numbers when referring to a U.S. Customs filing even if the ‘forms’ may no longer be used by CBP.

December 15, 2023

7512

A multi-purpose CBP in-bond document used to request permission for In Transit (IT), Immediate Exportation (IE) and Transportation & Exportation (T&E).
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7501

Entry Summary, a CBP form used to finalize an entry and pay duties and fees.
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6043

Delivery Ticket, a CBP form still used in some ports and for some transportation situations for within-port in-bond transfers instead of the ePTT.
December 15, 2023

5106

Address change/Importer registration form.
December 15, 2023

3461

Cargo Release, a CBP form that must be approved before merchandise can be withdrawn from an FTZ into the commerce of the United States. Also referred to as the ‘weekly estimate’ when FTZ weekly entry procedures are used.
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350

Harbor Maintenance Fee Amended Quarterly Summary Report, used when a revision needs to be made to CBP Form 349.
December 15, 2023

349

The Harbor Maintenance Fee Quarterly Summary Report, a CBP form used to submit Quarterly Harbor Maintenance Fee reports.
December 15, 2023

301

Customs Bond, though the paper version of this form is no longer used, e-bonds are often printed using this format.
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216

CBP form used to request an annual blanket permit for FTZ activity at an activated zone. Also used to request permission for one-time activities such as temporary removal to occur.