Examples of TIR carnet in a sentence
If a TIR carnet presented to Customs is not accepted, it shall be stamped ‘‘Not Taken on Charge’’ (see§ 114.22(c)(2)).
A TIR carnet shall be discharged unconditionally when all merchandise covered thereby has been properly entered, placed in general order, or exported under customs su- pervision.
A TIR carnet may be accepted without limitation as to time provided it is initially ‘‘taken on charge by a customs administration (United States or foreign) within the period of validity shown on its front cover.’’(c) TECRO/AIT carnet.
If merchandise not re- quired to be transported in bond mov- ing under cover of a TIR carnet is not exported, the carnet shall be stamped ‘‘Cancelled.’’[T.D. 71–70, 36 FR 4491, Mar.
The TIR carnet shall be presented with the road vehicle, combination of vehicles, or container(s) at each Customs office of departure, Customs office en route and Customs office of destination.
The movement referred to in paragraph 1 may take place either: 1) under the internal transit procedure, provided that such a possibility is provided for in an international agreement; 2) under cover of a TIR carnet; 3) under cover of an ATA carnet used as a transit document; 4) by post (including parcel post).
In case the Bank (guarantor) withdraws the guarantee, all provisions of the Agreement on issuing a guarantee shall continue to apply as of the date of withdrawal of the guarantee by the moment of expiry of 27 months after issue of the final TIR carnet to the client (principal), after which it shall be deemed invalid and without any legal significance, regardless of whether the guarantee user has returned the guarantee to the Bank (guarantor).
In the case of merchandise moving under cover of a TIR carnet, if the merchan- dise is not to be exported or if the ship- ment is to be divided, appropriate entry will be required and the carnet discharged.
When it is determined that liquidated damages assessed or paid for any shortage, irregular deliv- ery, or nondelivery of merchandise cov- ered by a TIR carnet did not in fact ac- crue, the liquidated damages shall be cancelled by the port director and, if paid, refunded, as provided by § 18.8 of this chapter.
A withdrawal for either di- rect or indirect exportation must be filed on CBP Form 7512 (Transportation U.S. Customs and Border Protection, DHS; Treasury § 144.37 Entry and Manifest of Goods Subject to CBP Inspection and Permit) in 5 copies or on CBP Form 7501 in 3 copies for merchandise being exported under cover of a TIR carnet.