How long does it usually take to get the customs clearance document?

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StevenMarie
07/29/25 6:08pm
The customs clearance document usually takes about 10 working days to arrive. Below is an introduction to the customs clearance document: 1. Introduction: The customs clearance document is the customs declaration form. For automobiles, there is also an import goods certificate issued by customs, which is required for license plate registration. Customs clearance document: Also known as the "export goods shipping order" or "dock receipt", commonly referred to as "loading paper", "shipping paper", or "shipping order". The customs clearance document is a document issued by customs, with its fourth copy used for export tax rebates. After the implementation of paperless customs declaration, customs no longer issues this document. 2. Shipping order: This is a document issued by the shipping company that has accepted the shipper's loading application, used to instruct the captain to load the goods. It serves both as proof of delivery from the shipper to the shipping company (or land transport unit) and as a document for customs inspection and release. Only after being stamped by customs can the shipping company (or land transport unit) receive and load the goods. Therefore, in practice, the shipping order is also called the "customs clearance document".
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