Regulations Governing Customs Clearance Procedures for Maritime Express Consignments Article 10

Maritime express delivery enterprises shall attach corresponding commercial invoices, recognizable bar codes or labels onto their maritime express consignments for Customs check, but in a case of non-commercial transaction, a statement of the consignment’s value endorsed by the consignor shall be attached instead to replace commercial invoices.Where any invoice, bar code or label refered to in the previous paragraph is found missing, coming off or damaged, it should first be reattached before customs clearance. The forwarding operator and maritime express delivery enterprise shall jointly state the reasons for reattaching the invoice, bar code or label. Upon approval by Customs, the reattachment shall be processed in the presence of supervising personnel designated by Customs.For maritime express consignments declared with a general import/export declaration form and approved for document review or physical examination as the customs clearance method, its invoices and other relevant documents shall also be enclosed upon supplementing the written declaration for Customs inspection.