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October 2026, question 23

Practical Exercise · ACE entry summary data and business rules

Facts for questions 22 to 25, as CBP printed them:

As in the real world where client documents may contain errors, the practical exercise documents may contain errors. Examinees should review the documentation carefully and identify any errors. Any errors in the documentation should be taken into account when selecting an answer. An excerpted CBP Form 7501 (Entry Summary) is below. Although it is not a perfect replica, it contains all information necessary to answer the following questions along with the following description. Use the following facts and excerpted CBP Form 7501 to answer questions 22-25. Tuna caught and canned in American Samoa was laden on a ship bound for the United States. This shipment enters the United States by ocean via the Seaport of Savannah, GA. 1. Filer Code/Entry 2. Entry 3. Summary Date 4. Surety 5. Bond 6. Port 7. Entry Date Number Type Number Type Code 09/29/2026 09/29/2026 X 02 XXX 8 XXXX 8. Importing Carrier 9. Mode of Transport 10. Country of Origin 11. Import Date

USS TUNA 11 American Samoa 09/29/2026

If entered correctly, Box 6 of the excerpted 7501 Entry Summary shall contain what code?

  1. 2713
  2. 2720
  3. 1703
  4. 1704
Page from CBP's October 2026 exam booklet for question 23
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CBP's answer: C. C: 1703

Block 6 takes the U.S. port code from Schedule D of Annex C in the DDPP format. The shipment enters at Savannah, Georgia, and Schedule D lists Savannah, GA as 1703, so C is right. 1704 is a different port code, and 2713 and 2720 are ports in other districts.

Savannah, GA Statistical Annex C
Record the U.S. port code utilizing the Schedule D, CBP District and Port Codes, listed in Annex ACE Entry Summary Instructions

Search for: Savannah, GA

CBP's key cites: ACE Entry Summary Instructions; Statistical Annex C

Question and key from CBP's October 2026 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).