Customs transit arrival: endorsement or electronic confirmation required for clearance and for closing or crediting transit bonds. The proper officer at the customs station of re-entry must inspect the customs one-time-lock and, if intact, endorse the Customs Transit Declaration and allow clearance. If the lock is not intact, the officer must verify whether the goods match the Customs Transit Declaration and, if satisfied, endorse and clear them; if goods do not match, the officer must inform the customs station of exit. Submission of the endorsed declaration to the exit station or an accessible electronic entry serves as proof of due arrival and enables credit or closure of the bond.
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Customs transit arrival: endorsement or electronic confirmation required for clearance and for closing or crediting transit bonds.
The proper officer at the customs station of re-entry must inspect the customs one-time-lock and, if intact, endorse the Customs Transit Declaration and allow clearance. If the lock is not intact, the officer must verify whether the goods match the Customs Transit Declaration and, if satisfied, endorse and clear them; if goods do not match, the officer must inform the customs station of exit. Submission of the endorsed declaration to the exit station or an accessible electronic entry serves as proof of due arrival and enables credit or closure of the bond.
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