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Customs clearance is a key step in moving goods across borders. It ensures shipments follow laws, duties and taxes are paid, and legal problems or delays are avoided
PSNTCO assit you with documentation. Getting your documents right is the first step to smooth custom clearance. One missing or wrong paper can stall your shipment, cause delays, or lead to fines. Customs needs proper documents to check what you’re sending, where it’s going, and whether it meets all rules. The list of required documents depends on what you’re shipping, the country involved, and current trade rules. For example, chemicals need different paperwork than clothes or machines. It’s important to know what’s needed for each shipment.
It is submitted to the customs authorities to declare the nature, quantity, and value of goods. Filing a Bill of Entry is essential for customs clearance and assessment of duties and taxes.
A Commercial Invoice is a key export document issued by the seller to the buyer, detailing the goods sold, their value, and terms of the sale.graph here
Lists what’s inside each package—helps with checking and unloading the shipment.
Issued by the carrier. Acts as proof that goods were shipped and by whom.
A Certificate of Origin (COO) is an essential international trade document that certifies the country in which the goods were manufactured or produced.
Needed if the goods fall under restricted import categories.
Insurance Documents are important papers that provide proof of coverage for goods in transit against risks such as damage, theft, loss, or natural disasters during transportation
It provides security for both parties in international trade.
It essential documents that provide detailed information about the operation, installation, maintenance, and safety of imported machinery, equipment, or electronic goods
Required for tax compliance and importer identification in India.
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