Who is responsible for UK ENS submission?

The carrier, the person operating the active means of transport, is responsible for submitting an ENS.

For Ro-Ro movements, the haulage company is responsible for submitting an ENS for accompanied goods, and

the ferry operator is responsible for submitting an ENS for unaccompanied goods.

How do you submit an UK ENS?

You can do it yourself, or we can do it on your behalf on The Dubee platform.

After it is submitted you should link the ENS MRN with your GMR.

In any case if you didn't already you should Apply for a GB EORI (you will get it in 1 hour max after applying –

make sure you don’t ask for GB VAT as well, as it will last much longer).

What information do I need to include in the UK ENS?

Safety and Security import declaration dataset.

When should the UK ENS be submitted?

Deadlines document.

Is it possible for a truck to have multiple UK ENS declarations?

Yes, there can be as many ENS declarations as there are consignments on a truck, and

there can only be one ENS covering all consignments on a truck.

How can Dubee help me?

We offer two options:

•    • We can submit your ENS for you
•    • You can use the Dubee platform to submit ENS yourself

Discover how it works and view pricing.

If I ask you to submit my UK ENS, what information should I provide?

Dubee ENS UK information dataset.

Other Useful links

• Transporting goods between Great Britain and the EU by RoRo freight: guidance for hauliers
• The Border with the European Union