Export control on Schedule-B substances requires a No Objection Certificate and prompt post-export documentation submission. Export of substances in Schedule-B requires a No Objection Certificate from the Narcotics Commissioner obtained by application in Form-J; the Commissioner must issue or deny the certificate and explain reasons if not communicated within the prescribed period. The certificate covers a single consignment. Exporters must, within seven days of export, submit invoices, cargo manifests, customs, transport and shipping documents and identifying details of the substance and parties to the Narcotics Commissioner.
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Export control on Schedule-B substances requires a No Objection Certificate and prompt post-export documentation submission.
Export of substances in Schedule-B requires a No Objection Certificate from the Narcotics Commissioner obtained by application in Form-J; the Commissioner must issue or deny the certificate and explain reasons if not communicated within the prescribed period. The certificate covers a single consignment. Exporters must, within seven days of export, submit invoices, cargo manifests, customs, transport and shipping documents and identifying details of the substance and parties to the Narcotics Commissioner.
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