Official guidance
Read the source before the workflow.
EvidenceRail anchors process labels and deadline explanations to current public CBP material. These resources educate; they do not choose a legal path or replace the governing notice.
2026 CBP forced-labor evidence package checklist
A source-cited guide to immutable originals, translation pairs, page provenance, quality controls, stable exhibits, and professional approval.
2026 Forced Labor Enforcement Operational Guidance
U.S. Customs and Border Protection · CBP Publication No. 5560-0526
Forced Labor Compliance
U.S. Customs and Border Protection · Current portal and process resources
Forced Labor Enforcement Statistics
U.S. Customs and Border Protection · Current enforcement dashboard
How EvidenceRail treats deadlines
The professional selects the authority and process. EvidenceRail then applies a pinned rule version to a professional-confirmed trigger date and stores the resulting date, timezone, rule key, and human-readable calculation basis.
Extensions are never added automatically. “Other” paths require the professional to enter both the due date and basis. The notice and applicable law remain controlling.
Open CBP compliance resourcesTurn the guidance into a source inventory.
Use the free checklist first. If the workflow is active, audit one product and one chain before committing to controlled assembly.