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module 6 Submanifests - Cargo Support

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SUBMANIFESTS<br />

The CRN is a Customs Authority Number (CAN), that is, a number that<br />

can be shown on other documents as a reference to the authority to<br />

deal with the goods listed on the submanifest. The CRN is not sufficient<br />

evidence that there is authority to deal with the consolidation, but is<br />

necessary evidence of authority to deal with an export consolidation.<br />

Note: CRNs can also be used for a single line of cargo, not necessarily<br />

just for a consolidation.<br />

Like other CANs, the CRN is a string of nine alphanumeric characters.<br />

The format does not indicate whether the CAN is a CRN or another type<br />

of CAN, nor does it indicate whether there is an authority to deal with<br />

the goods.<br />

An Export Declaration Number (EDN) may tally expire when attached to<br />

CRN, CRNs themselves do not tally expire.<br />

Freight forwarders making an export declaration may link the<br />

declaration automatically to one of the forwarder's existing<br />

submanifests. A declaration in which this has been done is referred to as<br />

having a "linked CRN".<br />

To summarise, a freight forwarder using this facility could:<br />

• send Customs a Submanifest lodgement, receiving a blank CRN in<br />

return<br />

• lodge an Export Declaration and link this EDN to the CRN, thus<br />

building the CRN with linked EDN’s<br />

• EDN information will be added to the CRN automatically by the<br />

system.<br />

Because this is a special facility to simplify (and lessen) communication<br />

in both directions, it comes with some restrictions:<br />

• the linked CRN must have been lodged by the same reporting party<br />

as the export declaration (that is, you can only build on your own<br />

submanifest and not another party’s)<br />

• the linked CRN must have an Export Document Status which will<br />

allow it to be modified<br />

• the EDN cannot be a customable/excisable or prescribed good<br />

declaration and<br />

• once linked via this method, the link can only be changed or broken<br />

altogether, via an export declaration amendment or withdrawal, not<br />

via submanifest amendment, nor any other mechanism.<br />

When the CRN is ultimately closed off and lodged, its header<br />

information will require updating to reflect the total number of<br />

packages/containers etc.<br />

6.4 INDUSTRY EXPORTS MANUAL – V1.1 27/07/2007

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