Customs transit re-entry clearance depends on lock verification, declaration conformity, and proof supporting bond closure. Customs clearance at re-entry depends on verification of the customs one-time-lock and conformity of goods with the Customs Transit Declaration. An intact ... Summary
Customs transit re-entry clearance depends on lock verification, declaration conformity, and proof supporting bond closure.
Customs clearance at re-entry depends on verification of the customs one-time-lock and conformity of goods with the Customs Transit Declaration. An intact lock permits endorsement and clearance, while a broken lock requires verification; discrepancies must be reported to the station of exit. The endorsed declaration serves as proof of due arrival for credit or closure of the applicable bond, unless electronic confirmation of arrival is accessible to the station of exit.
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