Authorised courier registration requires applicant identification, operational history, personnel credentials, customs-law knowledge, and disclosure of penal proceedings. Registration to operate as an authorised courier at a Customs Station requires applicant identification, PAN, address, and, for firms or companies, ... Summary
Authorised courier registration requires applicant identification, operational history, personnel credentials, customs-law knowledge, and disclosure of penal proceedings.
Registration to operate as an authorised courier at a Customs Station requires applicant identification, PAN, address, and, for firms or companies, details of partners or directors. Existing authorised couriers must provide prior registration, cargo clearance activity, and cancellation or suspension details. Persons proposed to undertake courier work must disclose their qualifications and knowledge of Customs law and procedure. Applicants must also disclose penal, conviction, or prosecution history and affirm compliance with the Courier Imports and Exports (Clearance) Regulations, 1998.
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