Title Iv. Import Clearance and Formalities: Customs Management 4 - Module 1 - Part 2
Title Iv. Import Clearance and Formalities: Customs Management 4 - Module 1 - Part 2
IMPORT
CLEARANCE AND
FORMALITIES
CUSTOMS MANAGEMENT 4 | MODULE 1 - PART 2
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 2
EXAMINATION OF GOODS
1. The consignee;
2. The Holder of the bill of lading, airway bill or
other equivalent transport document.
a. If duly endorsed by the consignee therein, or
b. If consigned to order, duly endorsed by the
consignor.
SECTION 404
OWNER OF IMPORTED
GOODS
Who is the owner of imported goods?
(b) To the best of the declarant's information and belief, all the
invoices and bills of lading or airway bills relating to the goods
are the only ones in existence relating to the importation in
question, and that these documents are in the same state as
when they were received by the declarant, and the declaration
thereon are in all respects genuine and true.
SECTION 412
STATEMENTS TO BE
PROVIDED IN THE GOODS
DECLARATION
Goods declaration shall be submitted electronically
pursuant to Republic Act No. 8792, otherwise
known as the "Electronic Commerce Act of 2000".
Such declarations when printed and certified by a
competent customs officer as a faithful reproduction
of the electronic submission shall be considered as
actionable documents for purposes of prosecuting
a declarant if the declarations are found to be
fraudulent.
SECTION 413
DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
The description of articles must be in Pertains to the generic name or general name of
the product (e.g. pump, engine, milk, bag etc.)
sufficient detail to enable the
articles to be identified for tariff Specific Description
classification,valuation and other
statistical purposes including the Pertains to the specific description of number 1
(e.g. centrifugal (for pump), diesel (for engine),
following: skimmed (for milk), shoulder (for bag), etc.)
Make/Brand