X-Ray Exam

A Customs X-ray exam is the least intensive Customs exams.

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What is an X-ray exam?


An X-ray exam, also known as a Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) or a VACIS (Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System) exam, is the least intensive Customs exam.


If U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) selects your container for an X-ray exam, the container will be driven through an X-ray machine at the ocean terminal. A customs officer will review the X-ray images and either release the container, or escalate it to either a Tail Gate exam or an Intensive exam.


How long does an X-ray exam take?


X-ray exams usually take 1-3 days, but exam timelines may vary according to congestion at the port. Your AEB Logistics operations team will update your shipment schedule as necessary.

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