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<h1>Importers Must Submit Documents Within 3 Months Under Regulation 7, PIR 1986; Site Verification for Large Projects Possible.</h1> Under Regulation 7 of the PIR, 1986, importers must submit specific documents within three months of the last consignment clearance for contract finalization. Required documents include a reconciliation statement certified by a Chartered Engineer, Bills of Entry, invoices, and a final payment certificate if applicable. For projects exceeding Rs.1 crore, plant site verification may be conducted to confirm the use of imported goods. Provisional assessments are typically finalized within three months if no site verification is needed and within six months if required. If a demand is confirmed and unpaid, legal steps are taken to recover the duty.