A Schedule B number is entered on which filing?

A Schedule B number is entered on which filing?

• A. ACE filing
• B. DSP-85 filing
• C. ITAR license application
• D. ELA filing

Answer: (A)

Schedule B is the commodity classification used for export declarations, and that classification must be included on the Electronic Export Information filed with U.S. Customs through the Automated Commercial Environment. In practice, the Schedule B code appears on the EEI when you submit the export filing in ACE. The other filings are for different purposes: DSP-85 is an older Shipper’s Export Declaration process, ITAR license applications handle defense articles and licensing, and ELA filings relate to other license-related workflows. Since Schedule B numbers are part of the export statistics and licensing data reported in the EEI, the ACE filing is the correct place to enter them.

Schedule B is the commodity classification used for export declarations, and that classification must be included on the Electronic Export Information filed with U.S. Customs through the Automated Commercial Environment. In practice, the Schedule B code appears on the EEI when you submit the export filing in ACE. The other filings are for different purposes: DSP-85 is an older Shipper’s Export Declaration process, ITAR license applications handle defense articles and licensing, and ELA filings relate to other license-related workflows. Since Schedule B numbers are part of the export statistics and licensing data reported in the EEI, the ACE filing is the correct place to enter them.