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Using the Census Bureau’s Automated Export Reporting Program (AERP), I am approved to report my export shipments on a monthly basis directly to Census. Can I stay with AERP instead of using AES?
What filing options are available to me for filing SED information?
How much will AES cost me for hardware, software and transmissions?
How can I find a software vendor that has successfully tested their software with AES?
I want to develop AES software in-house. What data formats are acceptable to AES and how can I find the technical specifications?
I don’t always know all the information required to file a complete SED prior to departure. Does AES allow for this business reality?
Why does AES require pre-departure filing of the Shipper’s Export Declaration (SED)? Don’t I have four days after departure to file my SED? Why is AES changing this after all these years?
Does AES require a lot more data elements then the paper SED?
Will AES hold up my export cargo? I have heard AES referred to as an enforcement system, is it?
I have heard that AES requires a DUNS number. What do I do if I don’t have one?
Is the Schedule B export commodity classification system being eliminated?
What if I have questions, either technical or subject matter related? Is there a help desk?
AES FAQ #0000
Last modified:
15 May 2001