RULE 4.1.2: EXPORT CONSOLIDATED BY SEVERAL CUSTOMS AGENTS OR CUSTOMS AGENCIES IN CIUDAD HIDALGO
The export of merchandise from different exporters in the same vehicle may be carried out by the Ciudad Hidalgo Customs, based in Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas, covered by several customs declarations (pedimentos) and processed by a maximum of 3 different customs agents or customs agencies, provided that the following procedure is complied with:
I. They must be subject to the schedule established in customs for the clearance of this type of operation.
II. They must process the customs declaration (pedimento) corresponding to each exporter and submit to the automated selection mechanism all the customs declarations (pedimentos) that cover the merchandise transported in the same vehicle.
III. The result of the automated selection mechanism will be applied as appropriate to each customs declaration (pedimento) and the vehicle may not be removed until the customs recognition of the merchandise has concluded that, if applicable, has determined the aforementioned mechanism.
When due to customs recognition, verification of merchandise in transport or the exercise of its faculties of verification, the customs authority detects merchandise that do not comply with non-tariff regulations and restrictions or surplus or undeclared merchandise, all customs agents or customs agencies will be responsible for the infractions committed, when the commission of the infraction cannot be individualized, regardless of the responsibility that the carrier may incur.
Law 36 (LA: Art. 36), 36-A (LA: Art. 36A), 37 (LA: Art. 37), 37-A (LA: Art. 37A), 43 (LA: Art. 43), 53 (LA: Art. 53), 59-A (LA: Art. 59A), 102 (LA: Art. 102), 151-II (LA: Art. 151), 158-II (LA: Art. 158), Regulation 42 (RLA: Art. 42)
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