FIRMS Code Lookup

FIRMS code lookup.

Look up any terminal's FIRMS code, the four-character CBP facility code on your arrival notice. Search by code, terminal, city, or street address.

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A FIRMS code (Facilities Information and Resources Management System) is a unique four-character alphanumeric code assigned by U.S. Customs and Border Protection to a bonded facility such as a container terminal, warehouse, or container freight station. It appears on your arrival notice and identifies exactly where cargo sits for customs release and carrier routing. Search the 0 codes below by code, terminal, city, or street address.

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About FIRMS codes

What is a FIRMS code?

A FIRMS (Facilities Information and Resources Management System) code is a unique four-character alphanumeric code assigned by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to a bonded facility such as a container terminal, warehouse, or container freight station. It identifies exactly where cargo is located for customs release and carrier routing.

How do I look up a FIRMS code?

Use the table on this page to search by FIRMS code, terminal name, street address, or city. Each FIRMS code is mapped to its terminal, street address, UN/LOCODE, and BIC facility code, and links to the full terminal profile with gate hours and tracking.

What does a FIRMS code look like?

A FIRMS code is four characters, typically a letter followed by three alphanumerics (for example E416, Y773, or Z978). It appears on the arrival notice and is used to route containers to the correct terminal for pickup.

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