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October 2024, question 53

Entry / Entry Summary · ACE entry summary data and business rules

For a filer to submit a post-summary correction (PSC), the original entry summary or previously filed PSC must meet the following criteria:

  1. Entry summary must be in accepted status, can be under CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and cannot be liquidated.
  2. Entry summary must be in accepted status, cannot be under CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and must be liquidated.
  3. Entry summary must be in non-accepted status, cannot be under CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and must be liquidated.
  4. Entry summary must be in accepted status, cannot be under a CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and cannot be liquidated.
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CBP's answer: D. D: Entry summary must be in accepted status, cannot be under a CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and cannot be liquidated.

To file a PSC, the original entry summary or earlier PSC must be in accepted status, not under CBP review, in CBP control and fully paid. A PSC is only for entries not yet liquidated, so the entry summary cannot be liquidated. That is D.

Entry summary must be in accepted status • Entry summary cannot be under a CBP review • Entry summary must be in CBP control • Entry summary must be fully paid ACE BRPD Section 6.2
prior to liquidation ACE BRPD Section 6.1

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CBP's key cites: ACE BRPD Chapter 6

Question and key from CBP's October 2024 exam and answer key. The walk-through is ours; quotes are from the pinned editions in the reference viewer (HTSUS 2026 Basic, 19 CFR 2025 edition).