US Customs FIRMS Codes
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What is a FIRMS code?
A FIRMS code is a four digit alpha-numeric identifier assigned by US Customs to Container Freight Stations, Warehouse Deconsolidators, Foreign Trade Zones, Bonded Warehouses, and other US Customs Service bonded facilities.
Why are FIRMS codes important?
Facilities with the ability to transmit AMS (Automated Manifest System) information directly to US Customs must have a Customs assigned FIRMS code.
When are FIRMS codes used?
FIRMS codes are used when communicating with a US Customs Port of Entry. They are required on import paperwork, inbond transit orders, and other Customs documents.
What does FIRMS stand for?
Facilities Information and Resources Management System. Our database is updated monthly with data direct from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and is built for freight forwarders, Customs brokers, domestic and international carriers, and anyone involved in the international freight industry.