This is an indicative seal that a customs officer may apply to identify goods under customs control. It may be applied in addition to a trader’s commercial seal. If, in the UK, you receive goods secured by an official customs seal you must inform your local HMRC control office as soon as they arrive. Unless you’re an authorised consignee you must not remove an official seal without prior approval from customs. Interference with, or unauthorised breakage or removal of, an official seal is an offence under Customs and EU law. It’s important therefore that you’re able to recognise these seals.
Customs Seal
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Joe S
Customs documents are very challenging for someone like me who is not in the import/export business. However, Mel has been so unbelievably helpful over the years. No matter how tricky or last-minute my situation is, Mel always delivers a solution. The service I have received has been second to none. I would highly recommend.
Frank C
Phoebe was brilliant, very helpful. Everything was sorted without fuss. Many thanks.
Kevin P
I would just like to say a big thank you to Michael who has guided me through this customs process. With out his help and patience, think it could have been a different story. I just felt that service like this needs to be recognised. So thank you so much.
Fleur
Really helpful and knowledgeable agent I spoke to Anna. I am new to all customs paperwork and how daunting it is. She explained everything so well.
