Customs cargo service provider approval requires operational, security, compliance and prior-history disclosures, with timely updates of changed information. Approval or renewal as a Customs cargo service provider requires an application to the jurisdictional Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs. ... Summary
Customs cargo service provider approval requires operational, security, compliance and prior-history disclosures, with timely updates of changed information.
Approval or renewal as a Customs cargo service provider requires an application to the jurisdictional Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs. The applicant must provide identity and constitution details, proposed-premises layout, capacity, infrastructure, security, weighing facilities and computerised cargo and document systems. Disclosures are also required regarding governmental facility approvals, cost-recovery exemptions, existing operations, prior applications, and penalties, convictions or prosecutions. Renewal applications require earlier approval details. Applicants must certify the accuracy of particulars, agree to comply with the Regulations, and report changes within 30 days.
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