Post Summary Correction demo
For customs brokers: the filed entry summary beside its correction, every change cited and challenged before the licensed broker signs. 1:27
What the demo shows
Finds errors in filed entry summaries and drafts the PSC from cited invoices, for broker review
Agents read the filed 7501 against the invoice, packing list and the supplier’s debit notes, compute the PSC window (300 days from entry or 15 days before liquidation, whichever is earlier) and draft the correction with duty and fees worked out and every change cited. A challenger asks the questions a CBP import specialist would, the client answers in fixed fields and files, and the agents find and price other entries touched by the same error or debit note. The entry writer prepares, the client approves, the client’s counsel decides with a second person how a pattern is fixed, and the licensed broker opens the comparison, signs as second person and transmits.
Transcript
- One keying error cost Kilnridge 2,464 dollars. Post Summary Correction drafts the fix.
- Line two had digits swapped, a debit note adds 8,000 dollars, and Noreen steers wider.
- A challenger questions the draft, and the agents fix their own explanation.
- Kilnridge answers in fixed fields; Noreen reads its note and sends nine more entries to counsel.
- Noreen signs as preparer and sends the correction on to the licensed broker for his signature.
- Counsel chooses, with a reason, how the nine entries are fixed.
- The controller approves the correction and confirms counsel's choice as the second person.
- The licensed broker opens the comparison, the review and the client's note, signs second, and transmits.
- Every change cited; counsel's reasons stay privileged.
- 2,464 dollars 57 back; nine drafts queued.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.