Clearance of goods includes carrying out all customs formalities and procedures related to the goods for their exit from customs premises. The clearance process, which is a process that includes the preparation, preparation and registration of documents and records in physical or electronic form and the calculation of costs including taxes, commercial profits and customs duties and other facilities provided to importers and exporters. An experienced and trusted broker can save your capital from being exposed to irreparable risk.
Customs broker:
A customs broker refers to a person who carries out customs formalities on behalf of the owner of the goods. An official customs broker or agent can carry out goods clearance operations at various customs offices, directly or through employees (through company registration) on behalf of merchants or export and import companies.
Identification and presentation of documents for clearance of goods:
For the clearance of goods, clearance companies need to enter information related to the identity of the owner of the goods and its representative to declare to customs and determine the value of the imported goods into the system. In goods clearance, the value of the imported goods means the value of the goods at the origin plus the freight rate and insurance of the goods until they enter the customs. After receiving the documents and documents for clearance of goods, the customs will identify the identity and business card, identify the legal representative for clearance of goods, the power of attorney for clearance and the letter of introduction, and review outstanding claims and control the debt related to the value of the goods.
Documents required for clearance:
. Delivery Order
. Warehouse Receipt
. Bill of Lading
. Proforma Invoice
. Packing List
. Certificate of Origin
. Purchase Order
. Insurance
