HMRC have introduced a service to allow you to tell them in advance, that you’re attending an inland border facility which will help you get processed on site as quickly as possible.
You can do this because the goods you’re moving:
are going to an office of departure or office of destination (starting or ending a transit movement)
are covered by an ATA Carnet
need a CITES permit
If there is another reason why you need to attend an inland border facility, you should tell the onsite marshals the reason when you arrive.
Before you start
There is some key information you will need to know to be able to notify them of your planned attendance:
arrival date and time
reason for attending
Local Reference Number (LRN) (for outbound transit movements)
Movement Reference Number (MRN) (for inbound transit movements)
the reference number you’ll discharge your movements against
If your a haulier or freight forwarder, you’ll also need to know the driver’s:
mobile phone number
vehicle registration (front number plate) of the HGV
To end the movements of goods in transit you’ll need either:
an EORI number
a CHIEF entry number
a Customs Declaration Service (CDS) movement reference
How to tell HMRC
Before you can tell HMRC you’re attending an inland border facility, you’ll need to create an account with them which can be done the first time you use the service.
Please use the link below to create an account and notify them of your planned visit.