Customs compliance: restrict first check assessments and ensure original authenticated documents for duty exemption claims. Importers and customs brokers must restrict first check assessment requests to necessary cases, ensure Bills of Entry contain accurate generic descriptions, correct CTH and matching UQC, and use advance filing to expedite clearance. Duty exemptions require original, authenticated supporting documents including Country of Origin Certificates uploaded to e-Sanchit; technical literature, analysis reports and MSDS must accompany relevant imports. Packages must be serially numbered and marked to facilitate examination. Non-compliance may lead to action under Custom Brokers Licensing Regulations.
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Customs compliance: restrict first check assessments and ensure original authenticated documents for duty exemption claims.
Importers and customs brokers must restrict first check assessment requests to necessary cases, ensure Bills of Entry contain accurate generic descriptions, correct CTH and matching UQC, and use advance filing to expedite clearance. Duty exemptions require original, authenticated supporting documents including Country of Origin Certificates uploaded to e-Sanchit; technical literature, analysis reports and MSDS must accompany relevant imports. Packages must be serially numbered and marked to facilitate examination. Non-compliance may lead to action under Custom Brokers Licensing Regulations.
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