Customs Broker licensing requires eligibility checks, prescribed examinations, bonds, and regulated issuance with enforcement procedures. These regulations create a licensing regime for Customs Brokers requiring eligible Indian applicants to satisfy character, educational and financial criteria, clear prescribed written and oral examinations, furnish bond and security, and obtain non-transferable licenses (individual or firm/company) subject to prescribed obligations, record-keeping and supervision of authorised employees. Licenses are time-limited and renewable on satisfactory performance; material changes in firm constitution must be reported and may trigger fresh licensing; Principal Commissioners or Commissioners may suspend, prohibit, revoke licenses or impose penalties following a prescribed inquiry and appeal process.