CSMS# 17-000467 - FDA is unable to process new entries sent by CBP Saturday, August 5, 2017
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08/05/2017 11:31 AM EDT
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Due to FDA System Issues Saturday, August 5, 2017, FDA is unable to process new entries. FDA is investigating the issue. ACE, ITACS, OASIS, PNSI and Entry Review are operational.
FDA is unable to process new entries sent by CBP at this time. Outbound messaging will continue to process. As a result, FDA will be operating under the prior notice contingency scenario 3 during this time.
Filers may submit prior notice via PNSI (http://www.access.fda.gov/). Prior notice confirmation numbers must accompany articles of food (21 CFR 1.279(g)). If prior notice is submitted through PNSI, FDA and CBP recommend that the PNSI confirmation page, including the prior notice confirmation number and time stamp, be presented to CBP officers for cargo release. The PNSI Web Entry Summary confirmation page may be uploaded into ACE DIS.
If prior notice has already been submitted via ACS/ACE prior to the interface outage and confirmation has already been received, the submitter may proceed with prior notice using the standard process. If prior notice has already been submitted via ACS/ACE and confirmation has not been received prior to the maintenance period, FDA and CBP recommend that, rather than resubmitting via PNSI, submitters should provide to CBP officers an endorsed (signed) copy of the ABI transmission or some other evidence adequate to show that prior notice has been submitted via ACS/ACE. The endorsed copy of the ABI transmission may be uploaded into ACE DIS.
If prior notice has not already been submitted, ABI filers may decide to wait out the scheduled maintenance period, if they determine that the timeliness of prior notice will not be adversely affected. Filers who choose this option should understand that they remain responsible under section 801(m) of the Act and under the prior notice interim final rule for filing timely prior notice.
Questions regarding prior notice during this downtime should be presented to the FDA's Division of Food Defense Targeting 24/7 at (866) 521-2297.
FDA ACE Support can be contacted from 6:00 AM -10:00 PM Eastern, 7 days a week, at ACE_Support@fda.hhs.gov or 877-345-1101 for ACE inquiries.
Due to FDA System Issues Saturday, August 5, 2017, FDA is unable to process new entries. FDA is investigating the issue. ACE, ITACS, OASIS, PNSI and Entry Review are operational.
FDA is unable to process new entries sent by CBP at this time. Outbound messaging will continue to process. As a result, FDA will be operating under the prior notice contingency scenario 3 during this time.
Filers may submit prior notice via PNSI (http://www.access.fda.gov/). Prior notice confirmation numbers must accompany articles of food (21 CFR 1.279(g)). If prior notice is submitted through PNSI, FDA and CBP recommend that the PNSI confirmation page, including the prior notice confirmation number and time stamp, be presented to CBP officers for cargo release. The PNSI Web Entry Summary confirmation page may be uploaded into ACE DIS.
If prior notice has already been submitted via ACS/ACE prior to the interface outage and confirmation has already been received, the submitter may proceed with prior notice using the standard process. If prior notice has already been submitted via ACS/ACE and confirmation has not been received prior to the maintenance period, FDA and CBP recommend that, rather than resubmitting via PNSI, submitters should provide to CBP officers an endorsed (signed) copy of the ABI transmission or some other evidence adequate to show that prior notice has been submitted via ACS/ACE. The endorsed copy of the ABI transmission may be uploaded into ACE DIS.
If prior notice has not already been submitted, ABI filers may decide to wait out the scheduled maintenance period, if they determine that the timeliness of prior notice will not be adversely affected. Filers who choose this option should understand that they remain responsible under section 801(m) of the Act and under the prior notice interim final rule for filing timely prior notice.
Questions regarding prior notice during this downtime should be presented to the FDA's Division of Food Defense Targeting 24/7 at (866) 521-2297.
FDA ACE Support can be contacted from 6:00 AM -10:00 PM Eastern, 7 days a week, at ACE_Support@fda.hhs.gov or 877-345-1101 for ACE inquiries.
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