The importer must submit the following documents when declaring to the customs: 1. Customs declaration form for imported goods. General imported goods should be filled in duplicate; Processing trade goods, bonded goods and other goods that need to be written off by the customs shall fill in a special customs declaration form in triplicate; If the goods need domestic tax refund after export, a special customs declaration form for tax refund shall be filled in. 2. Invoice of goods. The required number of copies is less than one customs declaration form, and the goods entrusted for domestic sales are imported goods. The settlement method is to settle foreign exchange with the exporter according to the actual sales amount after the goods are sold, which can be exempted from import declaration. 3. After examination and inspection, the land waybill, air waybill, ocean import bill of lading and ocean export waybill shall be signed on the original waybill and returned to the customs broker, and the goods shall be picked up or delivered accordingly. 4. Packing list of goods, with the same number of copies as the invoice. However, bulk goods or packaged goods with a single variety and consistent packaging contents can be exempted. 5. For the export tax refund verification form and all export goods declaration forms, the export verification form stamped with "foreign exchange collection supervision" shall be submitted to the foreign exchange administration department, and the verification form number shall be marked in the upper right corner of each export declaration form. 6. When the customs deems it necessary, it shall also submit the trade contract and the certificate of origin of the goods. 7. Other relevant documents. Among them: (1) For goods approved by the customs for tax reduction or exemption, the tax reduction or exemption certificate signed by the customs shall be submitted, and the foreign-funded enterprises in Beijing shall submit the list of imported equipment issued by the customs separately; (2) Goods imported and exported under processing trade contracts that have been filed with the Customs shall be submitted to the Registration Manual issued by the Customs. Import process 1. First of all, we must get the bills of lading, invoices and packing lists of foreign customers. If we import goods from Korea and Japan, we must also have a non-wood packaging certificate. 2. First, take the bill of lading to the shipping company to change the bill of lading, that is, take the bill of lading to the shipping company to change the bill of lading, that is, the manifest. It has detailed transportation information about the goods imported by your company. For the imported goods that need to be inspected in advance, they have to go to the commodity inspection bureau for inspection. In fact, the exchange of orders and inspection should be carried out in advance. If imported goods do not need inspection, they do not need inspection. In fact, whether the goods you import need to be inspected, you can ask your freight forwarder to check it for you, or you can check it yourself through the commodity code book. 4。 After changing the bill, if commodity inspection is needed, fill in the import declaration form and hand it over to the freight forwarder for customs declaration. The materials used for customs declaration include: invoice, packing list, bill of lading exchanged by shipping company, power of attorney for customs declaration, import goods declaration form, and commodity inspection certificate when necessary. Generally speaking, imported goods have to pay import duties. Therefore, in order to speed up the import clearance, it is best to write an oral check (but this method will not be allowed by the financial department of the enterprise). After the customs issues the payment book, it is necessary to write a check. Generally speaking, anyone who imports goods into the customs must pay by cheque. Generally speaking, customs duties are paid to the Bank of China. After paying the customs duty, the bank will stamp the bank seal on the payment slip for you. 6. Give the payment documents to the freight forwarder, and then the freight forwarder will clear the customs. This is commonly called release. 7. After receiving the customs duties, the customs will stamp the release stamp on the bill of lading and take the bill of lading to the dock where the shipping company is located to pick up the goods. (This is the so-called second release) The time limit for import declaration refers to the time limit stipulated by law for the consignee or his agent to declare to the customs after the goods arrive at the port. According to the provisions of the Customs Law, the time limit for customs declaration of imported goods is 14 days from the date of declaration of means of transport, and the consignee or his agent shall declare to the customs; The imported goods shall be declared to the customs at the place of entry within 14 days, and must also be declared to the customs at the destination within 14 days from the date when the means of transport carrying the imported goods arrive at the destination; If the time limit is exceeded, the customs will levy a late fee. The purpose of stipulating the time limit for customs declaration of imported goods and collecting late payment fees is to urge the consignee of imported goods or their agents to declare in time by administrative and economic means, speed up port transportation and make imported goods put into production and use as soon as possible.