Regulations Governing Exemption from Certification for Mechanical Products Article 10

For products that are imported and exported after further processing or assembly or in their original form, the obligatory applicant shall have the products exported within 6 months upon receipt of the notice of exemption from certification, and report to the central competent authority for closing the case by submitting related export documents. Where the presentation of export documents is not possible and an approval from the central competent authority is obtained, an affidavit shall be made by the applicant for purpose of closing the case.Where the obligatory applicant is not able to report to the central competent authority to close his case within the 6-month period specified in the preceding paragraph, he is required to apply to the central competent authority for an extension of up to 6 months. A second extension may be applied for if necessary.Where the obligatory applicant is not able to have his case closed by the central competent authority within the time limit mentioned in the preceding two paragraphs, the central competent authority shall notify the obligatory applicant to apply for type certification, ship back the products or destroy the products under surveillance. A copy of the notice shall be made to the Customs. If the obligatory applicant does not take actions according to the notice, the same specifications and types of his products listed in the next application for exemption from certification shall be denied.For purpose of closing the case in accordance with proviso of Paragraph 1 of this Article, the obligatory applicant shall keep the related production and distribution documents for 3 years for non-periodic checks by the central competent authority or labor inspection bodies.