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Print Print 2021-09-07

Importers: FBR relaxes conditions for acquiring 'UUIs'

  • Personal appearance and submission of original CNIC shall not be required under the new rules
Published September 7, 2021

Islamabad: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Monday relaxed conditions for the importers for obtaining 'unique user identifiers (UUIs)' under the Customs Computerised System. The FBR has issued SRO1112(I)/2021 to amend Customs Rules, 2001.

The new rules also provided that personal appearance and submission of original CNIC shall not be required if biometric information and other information of the applicant are available in the Sales Tax or national tax number (NTN) registration database.

Under the revised rules, the FBR will not ask for personal appearance and submission of original NTN and CNIC of the importers for obtaining "unique user identifier" under the Customs Computerised System (CCS) where biometric information of the applicant is available in sales tax or NTN Registration database.

It is mandatory that any person interested or required to interact online with CCS may get himself registered as a user by submitting his application in Form-I to the Collector, Model Collectorate of Customs, including any other information as may be required by him for the purpose.

Importers: FBR to relax conditions for obtaining 'UUIs'

Presently, the unique user identifier shall be obtained by the user or his authorised representative who shall appear in person before the User ID Office along with the following documents: (a) Original NTN or FTN; provided that an individual holding NTN shall appear in person unless she is a 'pardah' observing lady or an elderly person in which case a family member may be authorised to obtain the unique user identifier; (b) Original Computerized National Identity Card of the person obtaining the unique user identifier and (c) A pay order of rupees five hundred in favor of the Collector, Model Collectorate of Customs; (d) Authority letter from the company, organisation or institution, as the case may be; provided that in case the person receiving ID is owner, director or head of any such company, organisation or institution, authority letter shall not be required, and (e) Employment letter or, ID of company, organisation or institution relating to the person receiving unique user identifier.

In case the user is clearing, shipping or warehouse agent, he shall present original license issued by customs authorities in lieu of original NTN.

Provided further that in case the user is a government department, embassy or an international organisation, etc, the authority letter in favor of person receiving it is issued by the head of that department, embassy or organisation, as the case may be, is produced.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2021

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