Notification That Goods Imported with a Carnet Were Confiscated

[Procedure name]	Notification That Goods Imported with a Carnet Were Confiscated
	(Procedure based on the convention)

[	Summary]
-	Procedure required when goods, temporarily imported in accordance with provisions of the Special Measure Law of the Customs Law on the Enforcement of the Customs Convention on the ATA Carnet for the Temporary Admission of Goods (ATA Convention), are confiscated by customs

[	Bases for procedures]
-	Article 5 of the Cabinet Order for Enforcement of the Special Measure Law of the Customs Law on the Enforcement of the Customs Convention on the ATA Carnet for the Temporary Admission of Goods (ATA Convention).

[	Subjects to procedure]
-	Person who imported goods with a carnet

[	Time of submission]
-	When goods are confiscated

[	Method of submission]
-	Prepare the following notification and submit it to a customs clearance section official of the customs office that processed the import of the goods.

[	Fee]
-	There is no fee.

[	Documents to be attached and number of copies]

[	Declaration form and description]
	(The following forms may be printed for use in A4-sized (portrait) sheets of paper.)
-	Notification of Seizure of Temporarily Admitted Tax-exempted Goods (Customs Form D No. 1030) (State the name and address of the submitter, number and duration of the carnet, issuer and nominal person, item number, item name, quantity, date of the import permit issued, date of seizure, reason, and other data required.)

[	Submitted to]
-	Submit your notification to a customs clearance section official of the customs office having jurisdiction over the area where the tax-exempted goods were imported. (When the address of the submitter is located in a remote area from the customs office that processed the import, the submitter may submit a notification through the nearest customs office.)

[	Reception time]
-	Office hours of customs (8:30 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. except on holidays for the administrative agencies)

[	Consultation service]
-	For information, ask a customs counselor or the customs office that processes your application.

[	Submission standard]

[	Standard processing time]

[	Administrative appeal]

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