Direct movement of imported goods to remote CFS permitted with bond, SMTP documentation and endorsed landing certificates for transit processing. Direct movement of imported goods from a gateway port to a CFS of another Customs station is permitted under prescribed safeguards: the gateway port ... Summary
Direct movement of imported goods to remote CFS permitted with bond, SMTP documentation and endorsed landing certificates for transit processing.
Direct movement of imported goods from a gateway port to a CFS of another Customs station is permitted under prescribed safeguards: the gateway port Customs must transmit a consolidated SMTP-wise list to the receiving station; goods move under a bond with duplicate SMTP carried by the carrier; the CFS custodian prepares daily arrival lists and a Landing Certificate endorsed by Customs; endorsed SMTPs and Landing Certificate are returned to the gateway port for bond recrediting; verification, endorsement and local IGM filing at the ICD/CFS and subsequent Bill of Entry filing and clearance follow as usual.
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