Automated clearance enabling pre-payment customs compliance verification allows goods registration and parallel processing before duty payment is confirmed. Automated clearance extends to all Customs EDI and RMS-enabled formations, allowing goods registration before duty payment and enabling designated officers to perform statutory Customs Compliance Verification (CCV). On completion of CCV the officer records it in the system; once duty payment is electronically confirmed the Bill of Entry advances to the Gate Officer queue and the Out of Charge print becomes available. BEs with prior or deferred payment proceed immediately on OOC, permitting parallel processing to reduce dwell time.
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Automated clearance enabling pre-payment customs compliance verification allows goods registration and parallel processing before duty payment is confirmed.
Automated clearance extends to all Customs EDI and RMS-enabled formations, allowing goods registration before duty payment and enabling designated officers to perform statutory Customs Compliance Verification (CCV). On completion of CCV the officer records it in the system; once duty payment is electronically confirmed the Bill of Entry advances to the Gate Officer queue and the Out of Charge print becomes available. BEs with prior or deferred payment proceed immediately on OOC, permitting parallel processing to reduce dwell time.
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