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Trade Automated Systems and Operational Support Basic Importing and Exporting Cargo Security Legal Decisions/Publications Priority Trade Issues Quicklinks Trade Transformation Trade Outreach Trade Programs in Trade		Home  /  Trade  /  Trade Programs  /  Trade Agreements  /  Free Trade Agreements  /  North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)  /  Post Importation NAFTA Claims Generally, NAFTA claims are made at the time of importation. However, NAFTA allows for a NAFTA claim to be made by the importer within one year from the date of importation. - Post-Importation NAFTA Claims - Information Notice - Article 502 of the NAFTA (Obligations Regarding Importations) - Chapter 7 - Entry Procedures - 19 CFR 181.31-.33 (Post importation duty refund claims) - 19 CFR 181.52 (Subsequent claims for preferential tariff treatment) Reconciliation Allows for post-entry revisions to certain elements of entries which are indeterminable at time of entry. Search Post Importation NAFTA Claims for: section sitemap for Post Importation NAFTA Claims see also: in North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) :   Advance Rulings   Annex 401   Appeals   Certificate of Origin   Claiming Preferential Treatment   Commercial Samples   Commodity Specific Information ...more on cbp.gov:   Chapter 7 - Entry Procedures   Reconciliation on the web:   Article 502 of the NAFTA (Obligations Regarding Importations)   19 CFR 181.31-.33 (Post importation duty refund claims)   19 CFR 181.52 (Subsequent claims for preferential tariff treatment)   Ruling # 227605 - Post-Importation Duty Refund Claim; Merchandise Processing Fees News Feeds
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