Acceptance of Export Obligation Discharge Certificates: customs must accept DGFT-issued EODCs, only limited verification in specified cases. Customs must accept Export Obligation Discharge Certificates issued by the trade directorate, limiting detailed verification to a defined minority of cases and investigations, and may not request routine information available in the customs EDI. For EPCG and Advance Authorizations, a copy of the EODC is sent to customs while the original authorization in duplicate is retained by the issuing office, obviating the need for the original at customs.
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Acceptance of Export Obligation Discharge Certificates: customs must accept DGFT-issued EODCs, only limited verification in specified cases.
Customs must accept Export Obligation Discharge Certificates issued by the trade directorate, limiting detailed verification to a defined minority of cases and investigations, and may not request routine information available in the customs EDI. For EPCG and Advance Authorizations, a copy of the EODC is sent to customs while the original authorization in duplicate is retained by the issuing office, obviating the need for the original at customs.
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