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<h1>Importers and exporters must present required documents for clearance; non-compliance may lead to penalties or adjudication.</h1> Importers must comply with customs clearance formalities before imported goods can be cleared for home consumption or warehousing. This involves presenting a Bill of Entry and related documents, either personally or through licensed Customs Brokers. Customs staff scrutinize these documents to ensure compliance with trade policies and determine applicable duties. Goods are typically examined on a percentage basis during clearance. Disputes or violations may lead to provisional clearances or adjudication proceedings. For exports, a Shipping Bill and related documents must be presented, with goods examined prior to shipment. Violations can result in penalties.