Goods that infringe intellectual property are defined by law as “Cargo Prohibited for Import”.

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　If Customs detect goods suspected of infringing intellectual property in their inspection, they implement procedures to verify whether the goods fall under the category of goods infringing intellectual property. Such procedures are called “Verification Procedures”.

　The Notice that was sent to you from Customs is to inform you that the Verification Procedures have been commenced.

　Which type of Notice of Commencement of Verification Procedures did you receive?

　Select the Customs form number shown in the upper right corner of the Notice or the title of the Notice from the following four types to confirm the procedures you need to take.

 

Customs Form Ｃ No. 5810
Notice of Commencement of Verification
Procedures （for importers）

 

Customs Form Ｃ No. 5811
Notice of Commencement of Verification
Procedures（Confirmation of Intention of
importer etc.）（for importers）

 

Customs Form Ｃ No. 5812
Notice of Commencement of Verification
Procedures （for addressees）

 

Customs Form Ｃ No. 5813
Notice of Commencement of Verification
Procedures（Confirmation of Intention of
importer etc.）（for addressees）