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The Commissioner of Customs (Import-I), NCH Mumbai issued Public Notice No. 12/2025 empaneling six chartered engineers for examination and valuation of second-hand machinery and goods within its jurisdiction. Following KYC verification and performance review, the retained panel includes specialists in mechanical, electrical, and electronics engineering from various firms. The notice mandates importers, customs brokers, and trade entities utilize only empaneled engineers for valuation assistance, with service charges borne by the importer/CHA. Empaneled engineers must obtain prior permission from DC/Docks before inspection and submit prescribed format reports. Half-yearly performance appraisals are mandatory, with non-compliance or incorrect information resulting in suspension/cancellation and potential penal action under the Customs Act, 1962. This notice supersedes Public Notice No. 217/2022.
The Commissioner of Customs (Import-I), NCH Mumbai issued Public Notice No. 12/2025 empaneling six chartered engineers for examination and valuation of second-hand machinery and goods within its jurisdiction. Following KYC verification and performance review, the retained panel includes specialists in mechanical, electrical, and electronics engineering from various firms. The notice mandates importers, customs brokers, and trade entities utilize only empaneled engineers for valuation assistance, with service charges borne by the importer/CHA. Empaneled engineers must obtain prior permission from DC/Docks before inspection and submit prescribed format reports. Half-yearly performance appraisals are mandatory, with non-compliance or incorrect information resulting in suspension/cancellation and potential penal action under the Customs Act, 1962. This notice supersedes Public Notice No. 217/2022.
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