When applying for duty exemption of imported relief articles, the applicant shall prepare the application form (the format is shown in Appendix 1) along with four copies of each following document, and file them to the Ministry of Health and Welfare for further review and then transfer them to the Ministry of Finance for review and approval.1. Copies of the proofs of the donated articles or self-purchased, and copies of the necessary proofs of Import Permits.2. List of Relief Articles (the format is shown in Appendix 2)3. Relief Article Allocation Plan (the format is shown in Appendix 3)4. Letter of Commitment (the format is shown in Appendix 4)For the articles referred to in Subparagraph 5, Paragraph 1 of the preceding Article, if the applicant fails to finish the procedure in time according to the preceding Paragraph before importation, the duty exemption of the importations could be permitted after the applicant enters into a recognizance which stated that the articles are used for the purposes of disaster relief and reconstruction to the Customs at the original port of entry. However, the applicant shall process a supplementary procedure pursuant to the preceding Paragraph within two months from the next day after the cargo is released.If the applicant fails to process a supplementary procedure according to the preceding Paragraph by the deadline, the applicant shall pay the duty in accordance with the relevant articles of Customs Act.Appendix 1 Application Form for Duty Exemption of Relief Article Importations.pdfAppendix 2 List of Imported Relief Articles.pdfAppendix 3 Relief Article Allocation Plan.pdfAppendix 4 Letter of Commitment.pdf