Zonal jurisdiction for AEO applications: file in the customs zone used for your import or export activity to avoid delays. Applicants must submit online AEO registration to the Customs Zone where they carry out import or export activity; applications should not be filed in Zones with no site or branch presence. If an applicant uses multiple Zones, the Zone with higher import/export activity should be selected. This approach, consistent with CBIC AEO FAQs, is reiterated to avoid delays in processing and to ensure applications are handled by the concerned Customs Zone.
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Zonal jurisdiction for AEO applications: file in the customs zone used for your import or export activity to avoid delays.
Applicants must submit online AEO registration to the Customs Zone where they carry out import or export activity; applications should not be filed in Zones with no site or branch presence. If an applicant uses multiple Zones, the Zone with higher import/export activity should be selected. This approach, consistent with CBIC AEO FAQs, is reiterated to avoid delays in processing and to ensure applications are handled by the concerned Customs Zone.
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