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Product Name:Customs Clearance Process And Required Information For Imported Floor Sweeping Robots

Customs Clearance Process And Required Information For Imported Floor Sweeping Robots

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Product Description:

When importing floor sweeping robots, a clear understanding of the customs clearance process and the preparation of all required information can ensure the smooth clearance of goods and reduce unnecessary delays and costs. The following is a detailed introduction.

Customs clearance process

Preparation of goods before arrival

1. Signing trade contract: Clarify the specifications, quantity, price, delivery date and other key terms and conditions of the goods with foreign suppliers, which is the basis of import trade.

2. Arrange transportation: determine the mode of transportation (e.g. sea transport, air transport), book the space in advance, and obtain the bill of lading for transportation. At the same time, communicate with freight forwarders or customs brokers to inform the cargo information so that they can prepare for customs clearance.

Operation after the arrival of the goods

1. Exchange of bill of lading: With the original bill of lading or electro-release bill of lading in hand, exchange the bill of lading (D/O) with the shipping company or freight forwarder, which is the voucher for the lading of the goods.

2. Declaration: The customs broker makes an electronic declaration to the customs, and enters the information in the declaration, including the name, brand, model, quantity, value, place of origin and other details of the goods. The declaration should be filled in accurately, otherwise it may lead to obstruction of customs clearance. 3.

3. Audit: Customs will audit the declaration to check whether the documents are complete, whether the information is accurate, whether the goods comply with the relevant regulations, etc. If there is any doubt, Customs may require the goods to be declared. If there is any doubt, Customs may ask for additional information or conduct inspection.

4. Payment of taxes and fees: Based on the HS code of the goods, Customs determines the applicable tax rates for customs duties, VAT, etc. and calculates the amount of taxes and fees to be paid. The importer has to pay the taxes and fees in time, otherwise the goods cannot be released.

5. Inspection (if any): Customs randomly selects a portion of the goods for inspection to check whether the actual condition of the goods is consistent with the declared content, including the quality, specification, quantity and packaging of the goods. If there is no problem with the inspection, the customs will release the goods; if problems are found, they need to be rectified according to the requirements of the customs.

6. Release: Customs audit and payment of taxes and fees are paid, to be released. The importer can pick up the goods at the port with the customs release order and arrange the transportation of the goods to the destination.

Required information

1. Commercial invoice: issued by the foreign supplier, it contains detailed description, price, quantity and other information of the goods, and is an important basis for customs to audit the value of the goods.

2. Packing list: It describes the packaging of the goods, including details of the goods in each package, weight, volume, etc., which helps the Customs to understand the overall situation of the goods.

3. bill of lading: as a proof of transportation of goods, proving the ownership of goods and transportation information.

4. Contract: to clarify the rights and obligations of the buyer and seller, including the terms and conditions of the transaction of the goods.

5. power of attorney for customs clearance: if the customs broker is entrusted to handle customs clearance procedures, this power of attorney is required.

6. Certificate of origin: prove the country of origin of the goods, for the goods enjoying specific tariff preferential policies, the certificate of origin is particularly important.

7. product manual: detailed description of the function of the sweeping robot, the use of methods, technical parameters, etc., so that the Customs and Excise Department to understand the characteristics of the product.

8. CCC certification (if any): If the sweeping robot belongs to the scope of the mandatory certification catalog, you need to provide CCC certification.

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Company Profile:

• Main Product:

  Customs clearance,customs declaration,customs broker,sea freight,air freight

• Business Type:

  Agent

• Current Export Market:

  North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia, Southeast Asia, Mid East, Africa, Oceania

Factory Profile:

• Number of Employees:

  51 - 100 People