Identity verification via Aadhaar can lead to suspension of customs benefits until prescribed compliance is completed. A designated customs officer may require a person to undergo Aadhaar authentication or furnish Aadhaar proof and other prescribed information, with provision for alternative identification where Aadhaar is absent or authentication fails. Where reasons are recorded that the person failed to comply or submitted incorrect information, the Commissioner may suspend customs-related benefits (including clearance, refunds, drawbacks, exemptions, licences, registrations, or other benefits) until compliance or provision of correct documents.
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Identity verification via Aadhaar can lead to suspension of customs benefits until prescribed compliance is completed.
A designated customs officer may require a person to undergo Aadhaar authentication or furnish Aadhaar proof and other prescribed information, with provision for alternative identification where Aadhaar is absent or authentication fails. Where reasons are recorded that the person failed to comply or submitted incorrect information, the Commissioner may suspend customs-related benefits (including clearance, refunds, drawbacks, exemptions, licences, registrations, or other benefits) until compliance or provision of correct documents.
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