Border crossing

Emerson–Pembina crossing codes

At Emerson Commercial the CBSA office code is 0502. If the goods left the United States through Pembina, North Dakota, the US port code is 3401.

Canada · CBSA office
0502 Emerson Commercial
United States · US port of exit
3401 Pembina, North Dakota
Province
Manitoba
Map of the Emerson–Pembina border crossing
The Emerson–Pembina crossing. Select a dot for its code. Each office sits at its town and each US port at its city, not at a street address. Map data: Natural Earth.

Warehouses at 0502

2 active warehouse codes report to the Canadian side. Goods can wait in one until CBSA releases them.

Nearby crossings

Good to know

  • US port of exit

    Which US port. CBSA defines it as the US port where the truck or train crosses into Canada, or the one nearest to where it crosses. For goods sent by ship or plane, it is the US port where they were loaded.

  • 0502

    Same digits, two places. As a CBSA office code, 0502 is Emerson Commercial. As a US port of exit, it is Providence, Rhode Island. The line on the form says which list it asks for.

Questions

What is the CBSA office code for Emerson Commercial?

0502, on the Canadian side of the Emerson–Pembina crossing.

What is the US port code for Pembina, North Dakota?

3401, on the US side of the Emerson–Pembina crossing.

Sources: Directory of CBSA offices and services, Canada Border Services Agency; Ports of entry, U.S. Customs and Border Protection; Memorandum D17-1-10, Coding of Customs Accounting Documents, Canada Border Services Agency; Sub-location codes for customs sufferance warehouses, Canada Border Services Agency, version of July 27, 2026.

Which US port faces which CBSA office is matched by location; neither agency publishes it as a list.

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