Schedule-C controlled substance imports require a single-consignment No Objection Certificate and timely submission of detailed import documentation. Import of Schedule-C controlled substances requires compliance with a No Objection Certificate issued by the Narcotics Commissioner following an ... Summary
Schedule-C controlled substance imports require a single-consignment No Objection Certificate and timely submission of detailed import documentation.
Import of Schedule-C controlled substances requires compliance with a No Objection Certificate issued by the Narcotics Commissioner following an application in Form-K. The certificate must be issued or refused within twenty-one working days, with reasons communicated where it is not issued or denied. Each certificate covers only one consignment. Importers must submit relevant import documents within seven days, identifying the substance, quantity, and the consignee, exporter and importer.
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