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Section II
(To be filled after filing of Bill of Entry)
(a) Name of the importer :
(b) Bill of Entry (B/E) No. and Date :
(c) Customs Station where B/E was filed :
(d) Goods on which preferential rate of duty has been claimed :

S. no. Description Classification (8 digit)

Section III
(This information should be possessed before import of goods)
Part A :
1. Briefly describe the production process undertaken in country of
origin with respect to production of the imported good. Also, state which
of the originating criteria prescribed in the Rules of Origin has been
claimed. For example, WO, RVC + CTH/CTSH or CTH or CC or RVC,
etc.
[WO : Wholly Obtained; RVC : Regional Value Content; CTH : Change in
Tariff Head; CTSH : Change in Tariff Sub-Head; CC : Change in Chapter]
Note 1 : Where the good is claimed to be “Wholly Obtained”, mention
the process through which it is claimed to fall under this category. Each
trade agreement lists out such processes under a specific rule and may
vary from agreement to agreement.
Examples :
 goods obtained by hunting or trapping within the land terri-
tory, or fishing or aquaculture conducted within the internal
waters or within the territorial sea of the Party;
 goods produced on board factory ships from the goods re-
ferred to in preceeding paragraph, provided that such factory
ships are registered or recorded with a Party and fly its flag.
Note 2 : If the goods are not wholly obtained, the manufactur-
ing/processing undertaken in country of origin must be ascertained.

Description of goods Production process Originating Criterion
1.
2.

Part B :
(To be filled if originating criteria is NOT wholly obtained, for each of
such good under import, on separate sheets)
1. State the following information for each originating material or com-
ponent used in production of good subject to this request. If no originat-

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