Faceless assessment expands virtual appraisal roles and system monitoring to centralize customs assessment processes. Implementation of Phase II of the Faceless Assessment creates VAO, VDC and VDN roles in ICES for faceless appraisal, prescribes nomination and allocation of officers to specified groups and sites, and requires that VAO/VDC undertake assessment-related tasks (queries, online replies, amendments, e Sanchit submissions) while non-assessment functions remain with the Port of Import. VDN may reallocate BEs and, in exceptional approved cases, push BEs to Port of Import; First Check returns BEs to FAG, whereas post-Second Check recall or reassessment is handled at Port of Import. Monitoring dashboards and pendency reports are provided for oversight.
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Faceless assessment expands virtual appraisal roles and system monitoring to centralize customs assessment processes.
Implementation of Phase II of the Faceless Assessment creates VAO, VDC and VDN roles in ICES for faceless appraisal, prescribes nomination and allocation of officers to specified groups and sites, and requires that VAO/VDC undertake assessment-related tasks (queries, online replies, amendments, e Sanchit submissions) while non-assessment functions remain with the Port of Import. VDN may reallocate BEs and, in exceptional approved cases, push BEs to Port of Import; First Check returns BEs to FAG, whereas post-Second Check recall or reassessment is handled at Port of Import. Monitoring dashboards and pendency reports are provided for oversight.
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