Bill of coastal goods form requires consignor declaration and Customs officer verification for coastal shipment documentation and control. Form No. 75 prescribes the Bill of Coastal Goods format requiring consignor and vessel identification, ports of loading and discharge, detailed package particulars (marks, numbers, quantity, weight), class descriptions, FOB value and whether goods are inland or foreign merchandise. The consignor/agent must certify that the goods' value, specification, quality, composition and description are true and conform to the sale contract. Customs entries include presentation date, Customs house seal, records of packages landed or short-landed, packages passed out of Customs control, and proper officer certifications for loading and release.
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Bill of coastal goods form requires consignor declaration and Customs officer verification for coastal shipment documentation and control.
Form No. 75 prescribes the Bill of Coastal Goods format requiring consignor and vessel identification, ports of loading and discharge, detailed package particulars (marks, numbers, quantity, weight), class descriptions, FOB value and whether goods are inland or foreign merchandise. The consignor/agent must certify that the goods' value, specification, quality, composition and description are true and conform to the sale contract. Customs entries include presentation date, Customs house seal, records of packages landed or short-landed, packages passed out of Customs control, and proper officer certifications for loading and release.
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