Documents-only declaration: courier must certify consignee authorization and non-commercial nature to permit customs clearance. Courier Bill of Entry VIII requires the authorised courier to record shipment particulars and certify possession of consignee authorisations, and to declare that the imported items are documents of no commercial value and are not goods liable to duty or subject to import prohibition or restriction; validation requires signatures of the audit officer, assessing officer and proper officer.
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Documents-only declaration: courier must certify consignee authorization and non-commercial nature to permit customs clearance.
Courier Bill of Entry VIII requires the authorised courier to record shipment particulars and certify possession of consignee authorisations, and to declare that the imported items are documents of no commercial value and are not goods liable to duty or subject to import prohibition or restriction; validation requires signatures of the audit officer, assessing officer and proper officer.
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