IEEPA Refund Approved but Not Paid Yet: What to Check
CAPE refund accepted but no money yet? What CBP says about timing, ACH refund setup, Form 4811 designees, the REV-603 status report, and when to get help.
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CAPE refund accepted but no money yet? What CBP says about timing, ACH refund setup, Form 4811 designees, the REV-603 status report, and when to get help.
Paid IEEPA tariffs but never filed for a refund, or not sure your broker did? How CAPE eligibility works, which ACE report to pull first, and what to check.
Entries more than 80 days past liquidation fall outside CAPE Phases 1 and 2. What the 180-day protest window under 19 U.S.C. 1514 means for IEEPA refunds.
Told your IEEPA refund is too late because entries are finally liquidated? CBP's position, the July 2026 court orders, CAPE Phase 3, the appeal, and deadlines.
Which entry types CBP excluded from CAPE IEEPA refunds, what changed in Phase 2 and in July 2026 for warehouse entries, and where each type stands now.
Why an IEEPA tariff refund can come back smaller than expected: stacked Section 232 and 301 duties, metal content, missing entries, offsets, and interest.
Why CAPE declarations get rejected, what can be corrected and resubmitted, and what a denied protest means, including the 180-day Court of International Trade window.
Bought goods DDP, or your seller, supplier, or broker was the importer? Why CBP refunds go to the Importer of Record and what options buyers may have.
When an IEEPA refund needs a licensed customs broker or a trade attorney, how our professional list works, what to ask, and how to check a license.
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