Courier clearance procedures require electronic manifests, declarations, inspections and set detention, storage and registration revocation protocols. Imported and exported courier consignments must be cleared by the Authorised Courier filing prescribed electronic manifests and making electronic declarations using specified Courier Bill of Entry and Courier Shipping Bill forms; packages are controlled by the proper officer and must be presented for inspection and assessment. Unclaimed or unexported goods may be detained and sold or disposed of after notice, with storage and handling charges payable by the Authorised Courier. Registration requires an examination and is subject to suspension or revocation following a prescribed notice, inquiry, report and representation process.
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Courier clearance procedures require electronic manifests, declarations, inspections and set detention, storage and registration revocation protocols.
Imported and exported courier consignments must be cleared by the Authorised Courier filing prescribed electronic manifests and making electronic declarations using specified Courier Bill of Entry and Courier Shipping Bill forms; packages are controlled by the proper officer and must be presented for inspection and assessment. Unclaimed or unexported goods may be detained and sold or disposed of after notice, with storage and handling charges payable by the Authorised Courier. Registration requires an examination and is subject to suspension or revocation following a prescribed notice, inquiry, report and representation process.
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