Acceptance of scanned Bills of Entry enables provisional air cargo clearance to SEZs during lockdown under specified reconciliation conditions. Scanned duplicate and quadruplicate copies of Bills of Entry, sent by the SEZ assessing officer's official e-mail to the specified Superintendent of Customs e-mail, will be accepted to grant provisional Out of Charge clearance from Delhi Air Cargo to SEZs during lockdown; assessing officers must include Custom Broker details and their mobile number. Hard copies must be submitted within fifteen days of lockdown lifting, and the Deputy Commissioner will record OOCs granted on scanned copies and reconcile with hard copies within twenty-one days thereafter.
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Acceptance of scanned Bills of Entry enables provisional air cargo clearance to SEZs during lockdown under specified reconciliation conditions.
Scanned duplicate and quadruplicate copies of Bills of Entry, sent by the SEZ assessing officer's official e-mail to the specified Superintendent of Customs e-mail, will be accepted to grant provisional Out of Charge clearance from Delhi Air Cargo to SEZs during lockdown; assessing officers must include Custom Broker details and their mobile number. Hard copies must be submitted within fifteen days of lockdown lifting, and the Deputy Commissioner will record OOCs granted on scanned copies and reconcile with hard copies within twenty-one days thereafter.
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