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(1) Customs clearance generally requires a valid certificate of the consignee. First, it serves to clarify the consignee and the owner of the goods. Second, the company that clears customs for you must be entrusted by you. Only with your ID card (household photo), plus your signature, and writing a power of attorney for customs clearance, they can help you handle the customs clearance procedures. Otherwise, you have to handle it yourself.

(2) After you provide your ID card, it proves that the consignee of the goods is you. If there is tax, you are responsible for paying the tax. The payer on the tax bill will be your name; You don’t have to ask the express company to handle this on your behalf;

(3) If your goods contain prohibited items, entry is prohibited or restricted, then you will be in trouble, and the goods may have to be returned or destroyed; or even We will hold you legally responsible;

(4) Health care products are relatively sensitive in postal parcels, and most of them are in flake or powder form. Customs may ask you to provide relevant instructions, such as the product name and composition of the goods. , purpose, quantity, etc., to determine whether it can be entered, whether it meets the amount for personal use, or whether it needs to go through entry formalities as ordinary goods. Therefore, it is relatively simple and the most basic requirement to just ask you to provide your ID card.

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