Task 2
B. Read the text again and answer the questions by one of the four options:
Customs clearance is the process of getting goods released from customs so that they can be imported or exported. The importer/exporter must complete a number of formalities.
The customs authority handles the procedures for importing and exporting goods at the place of landing and departure. They have the right to inspect the goods, check the packing, verify the quantity, and revalue the goods if necessary.For import, documents such as commercial invoice, bill of entry, packing list, certificate of origin, transport documentation, and insurance certificate are required. For export, commercial invoice, bill of lading, packing list, certificate of origin, transport documentation, and freight insurance are needed.The procedure involves filing the bill of entry, examination of the goods, assessment of customs duty, payment of customs duty, release of the goods, and post-clearance audit.Importers and exporters should be aware of the customs clearance procedures and ensure that all the required documents are in order to avoid delays and penalties.
Questions:
5. Which of the following is not part of the customs clearance procedure?