Who needs a SCAC code?

Who needs a SCAC code?

Carriers who use the Uniform Intermodal Interchange Facilities Access Agreement (UIIA) are required to maintain a valid SCAC. The petroleum industry uses SCACs in their integrated software programs that expedite the movement of bills of lading, pipeline tickets, product transfer orders, and inventory data.

What is SCAC code for USPS?

Widely Used SCAC codes

Is a SCAC code free?

The SCAC application fee is $97.00 U.S.funds if drawn on a U.S. bank ($107.00 U.S. funds if drawn on a U.S.funds account in a Canadian bank). Make checks and money orders payable to NMFTA. Mail completed application and payment to: National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc.

What is my SCAC?

A SCAC (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) is a unique 4 letter code used to identify transportation companies. A SCAC is required for all carriers doing business with a U.S. Goverment agency. As such, all carriers crossing the border into the United States are required to have a SCAC in order to identify themselves to CBP.

How often does SCAC need to be renewed?

The Standard Carrier Alpha Code must be renewed annually every July 1 following the year of assignment. A renewal notice will be sent approximately 30 days in advance of the due date.

How do I check my PARS?

Go to www.borderdocs.com to track and check all of your PARS regardless of who the customs broker is.

What does PARS mean in trucking?

PARS stands for Pre-arrival Review System and it’s a designation the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) uses to clear commercial goods through customs.

Do I have a SCAC number?

If you are unable to find your number, especially if you have checked online, then you can call the National Motor Freight Traffic Association directly on their customer service line (703-838-1810). You can also contact regulatory agencies to find your lost SCAC code.

What is carrier number?

The identification number assigned by CMS to a carrier authorized to process claims from a physician or supplier.