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The Office of the Principal Commissioner of Customs has issued a public notice regarding the launch of new functionalities on the Customs Brokers Licensing Management System (CBLMS). The CBLMS portal, operational since September 30, 2022, now offers features such as Application for Continuation of License after Death of Proprietor, an Offence Module for managing offense cases, and Applications for modification in present CB Profile. Additionally, enhancements include features like My Profile, NOC mechanism, Issue Document, Search CB, Status Update in QR Code, Notifications, and Account lockout for security. Detailed user manuals for these applications will be available in the "Knowledge Centre" Tab on the CBLMS portal.
The Office of the Principal Commissioner of Customs has issued a public notice regarding the launch of new functionalities on the Customs Brokers Licensing Management System (CBLMS). The CBLMS portal, operational since September 30, 2022, now offers features such as Application for Continuation of License after Death of Proprietor, an Offence Module for managing offense cases, and Applications for modification in present CB Profile. Additionally, enhancements include features like My Profile, NOC mechanism, Issue Document, Search CB, Status Update in QR Code, Notifications, and Account lockout for security. Detailed user manuals for these applications will be available in the "Knowledge Centre" Tab on the CBLMS portal.
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