Import of controlled substances requires a No Objection Certificate and post-import submission of detailed shipping documents. Importation of Schedule-C substances is permitted only with a No Objection Certificate issued on Form-K by the Narcotics Commissioner, who must grant or deny the certificate within twenty-one working days and provide reasons if not issued or if denied; the NOC covers a single consignment, and the importer must submit, within seven days of import, invoices, cargo manifests and related customs, transport and shipping documents specifying substance name, quantity and parties involved.
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Import of controlled substances requires a No Objection Certificate and post-import submission of detailed shipping documents.
Importation of Schedule-C substances is permitted only with a No Objection Certificate issued on Form-K by the Narcotics Commissioner, who must grant or deny the certificate within twenty-one working days and provide reasons if not issued or if denied; the NOC covers a single consignment, and the importer must submit, within seven days of import, invoices, cargo manifests and related customs, transport and shipping documents specifying substance name, quantity and parties involved.
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