Authorized signatory requirements streamline import clearance; designated card holders must sign documents and have identity recorded. Designates personnel authorization and card holder signing rules for import clearance at the Air Cargo Complex: nominated personnel must be counter signed by Customs and renewed annually; only authorized signatories holding prescribed cards may sign Annexures, checklists, query replies, BE documents and examination records, with name and card number recorded beneath signatures. Customs/CMC staff and custodians must verify identities and record the CHA name and card number in registers and departmental systems; the workflow applies only to CHA handled import clearances.
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Authorized signatory requirements streamline import clearance; designated card holders must sign documents and have identity recorded.
Designates personnel authorization and card holder signing rules for import clearance at the Air Cargo Complex: nominated personnel must be counter signed by Customs and renewed annually; only authorized signatories holding prescribed cards may sign Annexures, checklists, query replies, BE documents and examination records, with name and card number recorded beneath signatures. Customs/CMC staff and custodians must verify identities and record the CHA name and card number in registers and departmental systems; the workflow applies only to CHA handled import clearances.
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