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<h1>Step-by-Step Guide to Customs Refunds: From Application to Cheque Issuance, Excluding SAD.</h1> The procedure for processing refunds, excluding Special Additional Duty (SAD) refunds, involves several steps at the Customs office. Initially, refund applications are received and acknowledged by the concerned officers without immediate scrutiny. The applications are then reviewed for completeness within ten working days, and any deficiencies are communicated promptly. Complete applications are processed on a first-come-first-served basis, considering factors like time limits, merits, and unjust enrichment. The Assistant/Deputy Commissioner decides on the refund, issuing a speaking order if necessary. Refund orders are prepared and dispatched, and the refund process, including cheque issuance, is completed within specified timelines, ensuring efficiency and accuracy.