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UK: Removal of Waiver Code 999L

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From Feb 2025, UK export declarations change: code 999L ends. Discover new waiver codes, key updates, and guidance in this blog!


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UK Alert: Prepare for February 2025 changes as code 999L ends. Explore new waiver codes and key updates in our latest blog!

The removal of Waiver Document Code 999L will significantly change the UK's customs declarations. Introduced as a transitional measure during the move from CHIEF to CDS, code 999L will no longer be valid from 1 February 2025, leaving businesses to adopt updated codes for waivers and licence declarations. This blog answers pressing questions about these changes and provides actionable insights to help companies navigate the transition seamlessly.


Key Questions Addressed

  1. Why is document code 999L being removed?

  2. What happens if I use 999L after 31 January 2025?

  3. What are the alternative codes for specific export measures?

  4. What actions should declarants take to avoid rejection of declarations?

  5. What changes are being made to document status codes XW and XX?


1. Why is document code 999L being removed?

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