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Declaration of Material Specifications: Advance Authorisation imports must state grade and Cr/Ni/Mn percentages in BOE, invoice and shipping bill.

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Customs February 17, 2026 Circulars
Imports of stainless steel under Advance Authorisation carrying commercial grades (e.g., J1-J5) must state the specific grade and declare Chromium, Nickel and Manganese percentages in the Bill of Entry and commercial invoice; DGFT guidance confirms authorisation holders must declare technical characteristics and permits correlation at export. Shipping bills discharging AAs must record the same elemental percentages to enable input-output correlation. Importers with earlier-filed Bills of Entry may seek amendment, which officers shall grant without delay, after which goods may be taken out of charge.
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