Combined rewarehouse entry and withdrawal for consumption.This entry is to secure delivery from customs of the merchandise upon arrival at the destination of the transportation entry and requires payment of the duties. Actual rewarehousing does not occur, the place of unlading being considered as a constructive warehouse. (See figs. 30 and 31.)

INSTRUCTIONS

(1) This form will be used as a combined entry or withdrawal and manifest for any merchandise transported in bond in the United States or exported from customs custody.

(2) Three copies will be required as a manifest in all cases for each lot or consignment, or for each vessel or vehicle (car, barge, truck, etc.), if more than one is used; and when the merchandise is to be transshipped en route, one additional copy will be required for each transshipment. If one copy is lost, or can not be produced, a copy may be made from whichever manifest is available.

(3) One copy of the manifest must accompany the vessel or vehicle and be delivered to the collector at destination for his record; another copy must be mailed immediately to the collector at destination, and when the goods are received at customs destination this copy, properly indorsed to show the arrival of the merchandise or its exportation or delivery into customs custody, as the case may be, will be for warded to the comptroller of customs in whose district the port of origin is located, to be by him duly noted and forwarded to the collector at the port of origin; and the third copy will be retained as a record at the port of origin. When transshipment is involved, a copy of the manifest, prepared by the carrier, must be certified and mailed by the customs lading officer to the customs officer at each place of transshipment, to be retained by him as a record of his action.

(4) IF THE GOODS ARE DELIVERED WITHOUT CUSTOMS AUTHORIZATION, THE CARRIER IS LIABLE TO A FINE.

(5) Consult customs officer or Chapter XVI of the Customs Regulations of 1931 for the appropriate number of copies required for entry purposes. (6) As the form is the same whether used as an entry or withdrawal or manifest, all copies may be prepared at the same time by the carbon process, unless more than one vessel or vehicle is used, in which case a separate set of manifests must be prepared for each such vessel or vehicle.

(7) Whenever this form is used as an entry or withdrawal, care should be taken that the kind of entry is plainly shown in the block in the upper right-hand corner of the face of the entry.

(8) This form may be printed by private parties provided it conforms to official form in size, wording, color, and arrangement. For sale by collectors of customs at 25 cents for each block of 100.

If transfer occurs within city limits of a customs port or station, customs officers must be notified to supervise transfer.
INSPECTOR'S RETURN OF DISCHARGE OR EXPORTATION AT DESTINATION

on ............*** 19...... that the goods were in apparent good order and agreed with manifest except as noted.

Figure 31.-Combined rewarehouse entry and withdrawal (reverse).

Bonded manufacturing warehouse entry.-Imported merchandise to be used in the manufacture of articles, such articles being exported without duty being charged on the imported merchandise, is entered under this form of entry.

Immediate transportation without appraisement entry.-Imported merchandise is not required to be cleared from customs at the port of arrival but may be forwarded in bond to another port in the United

States for formal clearance under an "immediate transportation without appraisement entry." (See figs. 32 and 33.)

I CERTIFY that the goods described hereon have been disposed of as directed, except as noted below:

of Customs.

Figure 33.-Immediate transportation entry (reverse).

Transportation and exportation entry.-Merchandise arriving in the United States and destined for a foreign country may be transported in bond through the United States for exportation under this entry. (See fig. 34.)

Exportation entry.-An exportation entry is used for merchandise which is exported from the port of arrival in the United States. (See fig. 35.)

Informal entry.-Merchandise not exceeding $100 in value may, in the discretion of the collector of customs, be entered on an informal entry at places where there are customs officers competent to examine and appraise the articles and assess duties. The informal entry may

This form may be printed by private parties provided it conforms to official form in size, wording, color, and arrangement. For sale by collectors of customs at price of 25 cents for block of 100.

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Figure 34.-Transportation and exportation entry.

also be used for household effects used abroad and personal effects not imported in pursuance of a purchase or agreement for purchase and not intended for sale, regardless of their value, when arriving from contiguous foreign territory.

Appraisement entry.-An appraisement entry may be made forMerchandise damaged on the voyage of importation, by fire or through marine casualty or any other cause, without fault on the part of the shipper. Merchandise recovered from a wrecked or stranded vessel.

Household effects used abroad and personal effects, not imported in pursuance of a purchase or agreement for purchase and not intended for sale.

Articles sent by persons in foreign countries as gifts to persons in the United States.

Tools of trade of a person arriving in the United States.

Personal effects of citizens of the United States who have died in a foreign country.

Articles which are second-hand or damaged or deteriorated, or are not the subject of a commercial transaction. (See fig. 36.)

Mail entry. This entry is used for merchandise imported through the mails when the value of the importation does not exceed $100. Formal entry is required when the value exceeds $100.

Baggage declaration and entry.-This is used for clearing through customs the baggage of persons arriving in the United States.

Please verify the above statement and certify to the facts of exportation for the use of the Collector of Customs at the port of

District No.

Port

COLLECTOR OR APPLICANT

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SIR: The records of this office show that the articles described above, and in the quantities stated, were exported from this port as set forth; that all customs requirements were complied with except as noted, and that drawback, if any, was paid in the amount stated.

To COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS

PORT OF

(State.)

of Customs.

To be prepared in duplicate and used as combined application and certificate. To be used as certificate of exportation when no special form is provided.

Entry of returned American products.-American products returned from abroad are entitled to free entry under proper affidavit. (See figs. 37 and 38.)

I hereby request appraisement under Sec. 498, Tariff Act of June 17, 1930, for the reason that

I declare, to the best of my knowledge and belief, that all the statements in this entry and in the documents presented therewith are correct and true in every respect and that

To the Collector: The above-described packages have been examined and the contents and values are noted above.