Common use of Provision of credit customs procedure Clause in Contracts

Provision of credit customs procedure. As soon as possible, but no later than two weeks after the direct removal of the goods under step 2 above, an Exempt Individual or Exempt Entity, or their representative, must file the following documents with the MFRE, depending on the nature of the exemption: i. For works. The required documents are: 1. Duly Registered Markets; 2. Global Statement MP1 (import successive arrivals); 3. Statement MP1 (white color) in triplicate for inward concerned; 4. Copy of invoices (original & copy); 5. Copy of the B/L or the ETA (original & copy); 6. Certificate value issued by the Unit Value of Customs (except cases not subject to inspection); 7. Customs declaration, certificate of insurance; 8. Freight xxxx (if the value is in FOB); and 9. Application for clearance signed by the contractor in triplicate (if imported by a local supplier).

Provision of credit customs procedure. As soon as possible, but no later than two weeks after the direct removal of the goods under step 2 above, an Exempt Individual or Exempt Entity, or their representative, must file the following documents with the MFRE, depending on the nature of the exemption: i. For Import for works. The required documents are: 1. Duly Registered Markets; 2. Global Statement MP1 (import successive arrivals); 3. Statement MP1 (white color) in triplicate for inward concerned; 4. Copy of invoices (original & copy); 5. Copy of the B/L or the ETA (original & copy); 6. Certificate value issued by the Unit Value of Customs (except cases not subject to inspection); 7. Customs declaration, certificate of insurance; 8. Freight xxxx (if the value is in FOB); and 9. Application for clearance signed by the contractor in triplicate (if imported by a local supplier).