Container seal mismatch procedures: certain prefix/leading-zero or interchange discrepancies can be recorded and resealed without full examination. Standing Order 03/2021 prescribes that where a container's one-time-lock differs from the Bill of Lading due to leading zeros, missing/added carrier prefixes, or interchange among containers under the same Customs Transit Declaration or Bill of Lading, the Shed Superintendent shall record the actual seal number in CINS, apply the prescribed RFID/ECTS seal, and allow movement without 100% examination; other intact mismatches may be cleared on submission of an amended Bill of Lading from the shipping line, while remaining cases continue to be subject to examination and Customs may open seals on specific intelligence.
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Container seal mismatch procedures: certain prefix/leading-zero or interchange discrepancies can be recorded and resealed without full examination.
Standing Order 03/2021 prescribes that where a container's one-time-lock differs from the Bill of Lading due to leading zeros, missing/added carrier prefixes, or interchange among containers under the same Customs Transit Declaration or Bill of Lading, the Shed Superintendent shall record the actual seal number in CINS, apply the prescribed RFID/ECTS seal, and allow movement without 100% examination; other intact mismatches may be cleared on submission of an amended Bill of Lading from the shipping line, while remaining cases continue to be subject to examination and Customs may open seals on specific intelligence.
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