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0875-0419  \nTable of Changes  \n\n| Revision Number | Date of Change | Section(s) Affected | Brief Description of Change |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 13 | 08/12/2025 | Error Coded | Added the following error code (FOR FUTURE USE):\u003Cbr>201 – DUPLICATE MESSAGE SENT |\n| 12 | 08/05/2025 | Error Codes | Added the following error code (FOR FUTURE USE):\u003Cbr>180 – BILL IN HELD STATUS |\n| 11 | 06/26/2025 | Error Codes | Added the following error codes (FOR FUTURE USE):\u003Cbr>548 – INVALID CARGO DESCRIPTION\u003Cbr>549 – INVALID SHIPPER DATA\u003Cbr>550 – INVALID CONSIGNEE DATA |\n| 10 | 06/11/2025 | Disposition Codes | Updated the following disposition code language (FOR FUTURE USE) -\u003Cbr>6H-Do Not Load – Invalid cargo description, shipper, or consignee hold placed\u003Cbr>6I-Okay to Load – Invalid cargo description, shipper, or consignee hold removed |\n| 9 | 05/8/2025 | Disposition Codes | Added the following notification code (FOR FUTURE USE):\u003Cbr>4M – Withhold Entry Release – De Minimis Met |\n| 8 | 04/18/2025 | Error Codes | Added the following error code (FOR FUTURE USE):\u003Cbr>200-CED FILED AFTER ARRIVAL |\n| 7 | 03/17/2025 | Disposition Codes | Added the following disposition codes (FOR FUTURE USE):\u003Cbr>8H – Invalid Cargo Description Hold Placed\u003Cbr>8I – Invalid Cargos Description Hold Removed\u003Cbr>9H – Invalid consignee Hold Placed 9I-Invalid Consignee Hold Removed 4H – Invalid Shipper Hold Placed 4I – Invalid Shipper Hold Removed 6H – No Load\u003Cbr>6I – Release of No Load |\n| 6 | 01/14/2025 | Error Codes | Updated the following new Error Codes:\u003Cbr>099 – LVSS BOND NOT FOUND CARRIER XXX\u003Cbr>193 – LVSS BOND NOT FOUND FACILITY\u003Cbr>197 – LVSS BOND NOT FOUND ONWARD CARRIER\u003Cbr>198 – LVSS BOND NOT FOUND CBP BOND ID\u003Cbr>FOR FUTURE USE |\n| 5 | 11/14/2024 | Disposition/Status Action Codes | Updated to show Codes:\u003Cbr>1X – Transfer For Exam |\n\n\n|  |  |  | 84 – Cancel Transfer Exam\u003Cbr>2M-Value may exceed 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