With the deepening of globalization, transnational ** is becoming more and more frequent. As a major manufacturing country, China often needs to import various goods from abroad, including industrial parts such as screws. So, what relevant information is needed for import customs clearance of screws? This article will give you a detailed answer.
First of all, the importer needs to provide all the documentation related to the screws. This information includes, but is not limited to:
Commercial invoice: Detail the name, quantity, unit price, total price and other information of the screws, and indicate the ** term and payment method.
Packing list: Provide detailed information such as the number, weight, and volume of screws in order to check the actual situation of the goods.
Certificate of Origin: Certify the place of origin of the screws to meet the regulatory requirements of the customs.
Quality inspection report: to prove that the quality of the screws meets the relevant standards and regulations.
Import license: According to the relevant national laws and regulations, some screws may need to apply for an import license.
Declaration of Conformity: Prove that the screws meet the relevant safety, environmental protection and other standards, which may need to be issued by the first merchant or manufacturer.
In addition, according to the regulations of China Customs, importers are also required to provide the following information:
Customs declaration: declare the value, quantity, type and other information of the goods to the customs.
Bill of lading: proves that the goods have been transported from abroad to the domestic port, which is a certificate for picking up the goods.
Insurance policy: If you need to purchase import insurance, you need to provide relevant insurance information.
Regulatory documents: Depending on the type of goods, regulatory documents such as automatic import permits may be required.
After completing the preparation of the above documents, the importer needs to submit these documents to the customs for review. The Customs will strictly control the information to ensure the authenticity and completeness of all information. If the information is complete and meets the relevant regulations, the customs will release it. If the information is incomplete or there is doubt, the customs will ask the importer to supplement or explain, and may even inspect the goods.