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Missing Bill of Entry

yujin kim

Dear sir

We have remitted import payment in 2008.

We have submmited original Bill of entry, inv, packing list to bank at that time.

At that time, we submitted all original bill of entry by mistake, not remain any bill of entry in our company.

Right now, we need bill of entry to take Cenvat credit.

We contacted bank, beneficiary bank, logistis company(at that time he handled this shipment) to find bill of entry. but anyone doesn't have that xerox copy or original copy.

In this case, how can we find the Bill of entry? through customs or RBI ?

If yes, how can we contact government person ?

Company Struggles with Missing Bill of Entry for Cenvat Credit; Suggests Reconstructing via Customs and Lodging FIR A company is facing an issue with a missing Bill of Entry needed for Cenvat credit. They submitted all original documents to the bank in 2008 and now have no copies. Efforts to retrieve the document from the bank, beneficiary bank, and logistics company have been unsuccessful. A response suggests reconstructing the document through the Commissioner of Customs by paying a nominal fee, discussing the matter with a Customs House Agent (CHA), and lodging a First Information Report (FIR) to address the loss. (AI Summary)
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