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Import Regs.: Documentation

The Customs and Excise Division of the Ministry of Finance is responsible for the control and management of the customs clearance of goods. The operations of the Customs and Excise Division are governed, inter alia, by the Customs (Control and Management) Act and the Supplies Control Act. Up to 15 forms may be required for imports, depending on the type of transaction; but most imports typically require the submission of five documents. Three documents are required for all imports: an invoice relating to the customs value of the imported goods; bill of lading/airway bill; and import value declaration form. Depending on the nature of the import, the following may also be required: work sheets; certificate of origin for goods from CARICOM members; FT1 101 forms to obtain duty-free exemptions; FT1 104 form to obtain duty-free exemptions for the vehicles of returning residents; import licence and health permit; delivery note; packing list; insurance certificate; contract of sale; proof of payment; proof of exportation of goods re-imported; and proof of warranty and exportation for goods under warranty that are imported.