Glossary Certificate of Import Declaration

A Certificate of Import Declaration is a document that proves that the import declaration has been completed and submitted to the customs office in accordance with the regulations. The Certificate of Import Declaration is issued by the customs authorities in the destination country, and it typically includes information such as the name and address of the importer, the date of the import declaration, and a description of the goods being imported. The certificate may also include information about the value of the imported goods, the applicable taxes and duties, and any other relevant information. The Certificate of Import Declaration is often required by banks or other financial institutions when processing payments related to international trade transactions. This document serves as proof that the goods being imported have been declared to the customs authorities in the destination country, and it can help to prevent fraudulent activities related to international trade.