Customs Examination Essentials
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When might a government surveyor examine a container?

  • When the shipment is covered by an alert/hold order
  • When the container's seal appears to be intact (correct)
  • When the container is leaking or damaged
  • When the importer disagrees with the findings in the surveyor's report
  • Which circumstance would not lead to the examination of a container?

  • The importer agrees with the government surveyor's report (correct)
  • The container shows signs of having been opened
  • The container is leaking
  • The number of packages differs from the customs entry declaration
  • What could trigger an examination of articles imported through air freight?

  • The government surveyor's seal on the container is intact
  • The container is leaking
  • The number of packages differs from the customs entry declaration
  • A variance between the declared and true quantity (correct)
  • What could indicate that a container's identity has changed?

    <p>The container shows signs of having been opened</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What could lead to an examination if the number, weight, and nature of packages differ?

    <p>From the manifest</p> Signup and view all the answers

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