Authorisation type codes for Data Element 3/39 of the Customs Declaration Service
Find codes which identify the type of customs authorisation held (Appendix 6).
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This list of codes identifies the type of customs authorisation you hold, for example, SDE to be declared when Simplified Declaration Procedure is being used.
You should use this Data Element to declare the EORI number against the appropriate authorisation type code. This should be done for each type of authorisation required in order to declare the goods to the customs procedure.
The corresponding authorisation decision number must be declared in Data Element 2/3 against the document code.
This Data Element does not require completion where an authorisation by customs declaration is used for special procedures.
Updates to this page
Published 1 August 2018Last updated 23 March 2024 + show all updates
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Authorisation type UKIM has been added and authorisation type UKTS has been removed as it can no longer be declared on Customs Declaration Service (CDS).
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Conditions where UK Trader Scheme (UKTS) can be entered as a valid authorisation type have been updated.
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Code ‘UKD’ has been removed as it is no longer available in the Customs Declaration Service. A note has also been added to code ‘UKTS’ stating that it is only available for supplementary declarations after the UK Internal Market Scheme (UKIMS) go live on September 30th 2023.
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Authorisation type codes ATR, AOR & AVR have been added to Appendix 6 for use in DE 3/39.
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Authorisation Type Codes IOSI and IOST have been removed as they are no longer required.
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Authorisation type code LVBI has been deleted as it is no longer in use. Authorisation type codes BRD, EXRR, FP, FTI, UKD and UKTS have been added to the list of authorisation type codes.
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