Customs notice for infringing imported goods requires applicant details, ownership proof and evidence to suspend release of shipment. A prescribed format for notices to customs requires applicant and authorized representative contact details, proof of ownership of the asserted intellectual property right, a statement of grounds for suspension of release, and for specific consignments, consignment details with prima facie evidence. The notice must include a detailed goods description with Customs Tariff Heading and a sample or photograph of a genuine product, designate the customs entry point, and bear a declaration, signature, office seal and date.