

The information used to prepare these documents is obtained from invoices, cargo control data, and other sources, and is coded and placed in a designated area on the coding form referred to as a field. Accounting documents must be properly coded before they can be accepted for either manual or automated data processing. This memorandum is a guide for Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) personnel, brokers, and importers/owners who are involved in preparing and processing various customs coding forms.Ģ. Appendix J - Form B3, Type F - Coding Instructions for Consolidated Accounting Documentsġ.Appendix G - Detailed Coding Statements.Appendix F - Check Digit Calculation for Transaction Numbers.Appendix D - Form B3B, Canada Customs Cargo Control Continuation Sheet.Appendix C - Form B3 (Bonded Warehouse) Coding Instructions.Appendix B - Coding Instructions for Non-warehouse and Non-consolidated Form B3.

Form B6D, Ship's Stores Delivery Declaration.

