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The document outlines the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) request for public comments on the extension and revision of information collection activities related to CBP Form I-418 and CBP Form 247. It details the responsibilities of vessel masters in providing passenger manifests, the purpose of the forms in calculating duties on imported merchandise, and invites feedback from affected businesses regarding the proposed changes.

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