Direct Export Procedure

Aashish Padol (EXCISE EXECUTIVE) (206 Points)

06 January 2011

Dear Experts

Pl. provide the direct export procedure through CT-1 bond.

Is there any container stuffing permission require ?

pl. reply.

Thanks in advance.

Aashish

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U S Sharma (glidor@gmail.com) (21063 Points)
Replied 06 January 2011

Examination and sealing of goods at the place of removal.

The assessee has to file AR-4 application duly filled in, normally 24 hrs. in advance with the jurisdictional Superintendent in six copies.
The proper officer after identification and verification of the goods with AR- 4, and the duty payment particulars (in case the export is under claim for rebate) or after debiting the running bond account or against the specific bond, shall seal the consignment with the Central Excise seal and make necessary endorsement of the same on the AR – 4.
The original duplicate and the 6^th copy of the AR-4 are thereafter handed over to the exporter.
The exporter desirous of exporting the goods in a container, are required to obtain the permission of the proper officer and shall also present the shipping bill duly processed by the customs authorities of the port of exportation or the ICD as the case may be, along with the AR-4 at the time of sealing of the container.
The inspector supervising the container’s stuffing as well as the Range Superintendent will make an endorsement on the body of the shipping bill.
The assessees opting for sealing of their consignment or container are required to pay the supervision charges in terms of the provisions of, and at the rates prescribed in the Customs (Fees for rendering services by Customs Officers) Regulation, 1968.