Prohibition on trade with North Korea requires customs to amend erroneous country entries before granting clearance to prevent misleading trade reports. Customs formations must correct inadvertent data entry errors identifying North Korea as the country of import/export before granting Out of Charge/Let Export Order (OOC/LEO); clearance is to be permitted only after deleting the incorrect reference to North Korea and recording the correct country, and RMS amendments will be made to prevent recurrence.
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Prohibition on trade with North Korea requires customs to amend erroneous country entries before granting clearance to prevent misleading trade reports.
Customs formations must correct inadvertent data entry errors identifying North Korea as the country of import/export before granting Out of Charge/Let Export Order (OOC/LEO); clearance is to be permitted only after deleting the incorrect reference to North Korea and recording the correct country, and RMS amendments will be made to prevent recurrence.
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