Faceless Assessment roll out covers Delhi and Mumbai zones for specified tariff chapters, with electronic ICES workflows and port roles. Faceless Assessment was expanded w.e.f. 03.08.2020 to include Delhi and Mumbai zones and extended at Chennai and Bengaluru for imports under Chapters 50-71, 84, 85 and 86-92; Bills of Entry are assigned by the Customs Automated System to Faceless Assessment Groups (FAGs) for electronic verification while Port Assessment Groups (PAGs) at the port of import retain responsibility for physical examination, testing, bond/BG registration via Turant Suvidha Kendra, and actions under restriction/prohibition provisions; electronic communication and specified ICES roles govern queries, amendments, provisional assessment, reassessment, speaking orders and appellate/review channels.
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Faceless Assessment roll out covers Delhi and Mumbai zones for specified tariff chapters, with electronic ICES workflows and port roles.
Faceless Assessment was expanded w.e.f. 03.08.2020 to include Delhi and Mumbai zones and extended at Chennai and Bengaluru for imports under Chapters 50-71, 84, 85 and 86-92; Bills of Entry are assigned by the Customs Automated System to Faceless Assessment Groups (FAGs) for electronic verification while Port Assessment Groups (PAGs) at the port of import retain responsibility for physical examination, testing, bond/BG registration via Turant Suvidha Kendra, and actions under restriction/prohibition provisions; electronic communication and specified ICES roles govern queries, amendments, provisional assessment, reassessment, speaking orders and appellate/review channels.
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