Imported-goods transhipment requires customs application, manifest identification, permitted transport, and bond-backed compliance for multimodal movement. Transhipment of imported goods requires an application, identification of the goods in the import manifest or import report, and transport by permitted ... Summary
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Imported-goods transhipment requires customs application, manifest identification, permitted transport, and bond-backed compliance for multimodal movement.
Transhipment of imported goods requires an application, identification of the goods in the import manifest or import report, and transport by permitted modes. Motor-vehicle transhipment needs written permission after consideration of the goods, revenue involved, and relevant factors, with a hearing before refusal. The declarant, transporter, or custodian must execute a bond securing completion of transhipment or intermodal transfer. Single bonds for multimodal carriage and general bonds may be permitted, while transfers may be subject to customs supervision and specified conditions.
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