EXPORT
The typical customs clearance procedures
for Export are depicted below.
EXPORTS
We give below the list of documents, which are normally required to be produced
for processing of Export consignments.
Routine
exports
prior
to shipment for registration with customs:
•
I.E.C. No. (Copy certificate needed for first shipment)
•
Letter from Bankers furnishing Exporter’s IE Code No., Account No & Authorized
dealer code No.
• If
Shipment is under Drawback, Account to be opened with Indian Bank Harbour
Branch, Chennai & the Account No. to be registered with customs.
•
Copy of L/C. (or) Contract / Purchase Order.
• SDF Form in duplicate for every
shipment Invoice.
•
A.R.E.1 in duplicate
•
Technical details / Catalogues (first shipment).
•
Shipping Instructions
• If
shipments are under DBK, DEEC, DEPB,
DFRC – Respective declarations in duplicate. When shipment is under DEEC
(or) EPCG license details to be registered with customs prior to shipment.
Hence, original License with Annexure, DGFT Forwarding Letter along with copy
of shipper’s application to DGFT for Issuance of License to be forwarded for
necessary registration with customs.
•
Invoice (Value duly certified by the Bankers stating “No commercial value, value for Customs
Purpose only”)
•
Working sheet for export value
•
Chartered Engineers certificate.
•
Original Import documents (i.e. Triplicate B/E, Invoice) to establish the
identity of goods.
•
Supplier’s confirmation to return the goods.
•
Letter addressed to The Dy. Commissioner
of Customs, Custom House, Chennai explaining
the reason for re-export along with copy
of correspondences exchanged with suppliers leading to re-export
•
Acknowledgement from Supplier for having received the cargo. This is required
for processing the drawback claim.
• Re-Export For Repairs(Free Shipping
Bill)
• 1.
Invoice (Value duly certified by the Bankers stating “No commercial value,
value for Customs purpose only”)
•
Acceptance from suppliers to carry out the repair work at their end.
•
Copy of import documents (legible copy of Bill of Entry and Invoice - custom
attested).
•
Packages are to be embossed with indelible marking to establish the identity at
the time of re-import of repaired goods.
•
Letter addressed to The Dy. Commissioner of Customs, Custom House, Chennai
explaining the reason for re-export along with copy of correspondences
exchanged with suppliers leading to
re-export.


