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Implementation of Phase II of the Faceless Assessment
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.... the Faceless Assessment In pursuance of Board's Circular 34/2020 - Customs dated 30.07.20, the phase II of faceless assessment for specified groups with Chennai, Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai I/II/III Customs zones will begin on 03.08.2020. Board's Instruction no 09/2020 - Customs dated 05.06.20 has elaborated the procedure to be followed. The procedure to be followed in ICES remains the....
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.... introduced groups (Group 3 and 5B for Bengaluru, Group 5B for Chennai and Group 5, 5A and 3 for Delhi). For Mumbai Zones, the sites with Faceless Assessment Group can be INBOM1, INBOM4 and INNSA1 for Group 2A. Respective System Managers may allot VAO and VDC roles to the nominated officers at these sites. The group allocation for these officers can also be done from 'AND' role like it is done for....
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.... Additionally, a role VDN has been created which can be allotted to the JC/ADC in-charge of FAG. The option to push a Bill of Entry from FAG to Port of Import in exceptional circumstances as given in the Board's Instructions is also available with the VDN role. The option to recall a Bill of Entry from FAG to the Port of Import is available in the ADN role at the Port of Import. Both, the reca....
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....t First Check BEs of Faceless assessment groups may be marked back only to VAO/VDC after examination with detailed examination report to effectively assist the FAG in assessment. Similarly, if any BE is to be sent back after second check examination, the same may be marked only to the assessment group at the Port of Import, i.e. APR as provided in instructions. 5. Monitoring: Pendency reports a....