CC599C
Free customs tool

Run a CC599C check on your MRN

Paste an MRN and see instantly whether the export is confirmed with CC599C — or exactly where it is stuck if not.

  • Official EU data
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  • Plain-language
MRN check
Declaration status by MRN
Before you interpret the result: The data comes from the European Commission's search, is for information only and is not binding. The EC refreshes it once a day (overnight) — it is not a real-time view. The binding state of a declaration is held by the customs system where it was lodged.

CC599C check — one number, full picture

Paste an MRN and you'll know immediately whether the export behind it has been confirmed with CC599C — or where exactly it is stuck if not. The data comes live from the European Commission's public follow-up service.

Frequently asked questions

What confirms an EU export?

The CC599C message, issued once the customs office of exit registers that the goods left the EU. Its presence is what a “confirmed” status means.

How does the EU MRN follow-up work?

Every export declaration's progress is published by the European Commission. Anyone with the MRN can look it up — this tool adds plain-language explanations on top.

What if my check shows the export is still open?

It means exit hasn't been confirmed yet. Recent departures often just need a little time; long-open declarations are worth investigating with your declarant.

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Is your MRN still open?

We close MRNs in European port systems and obtain the export confirmation (CC599C / IE599) for exporters and freight forwarders. The assessment and quote are free.

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