*Job Description:*

A G-Card Holder In Customs And Docks Roles, Also Known As A Customs House Agent (Cha) Or Customs Broker, Is Responsible For Handling Import And Export Documentation And Procedures, Coordinating With Customs Officials, And Ensuring Smooth Customs Clearance Of Goods. Their Job Involves Preparing And Filing Documents, Managing Various Customs Schemes (Like Epcg, Deec, Sez), And Liaising With Various Stakeholders Including Importers, Exporters, And Transportation Providers.  Here's A More Detailed Breakdown Of Their Responsibilities: 1. Document Preparation And Filing: Preparing And Segregating Documents Like Shipping Bills, Bills Of Entry, And Edi Annexures. Ensuring Documents Are Accurate And Compliant With Customs Regulations. Filing Documents Electronically With Customs Authorities.  2. Customs Clearance And Coordination: Handling Import And Export Clearances, Both Sea And Air. Coordinating With Customs Officials, Transporters, And Overseas Agents. Troubleshooting And Resolving Issues Related To Documentation Or Customs Clearance. Working With International Freight Forwarding Companies.  3. Customs Schemes And Licenses: Providing Guidance On Various Customs Schemes Like Epcg, Deec, Sez, And Eou. Registering And Managing Import/Export Licenses. Handling Import/Export Clearance Under Different Schemes.  4. Other Responsibilities: Costing And Estimation For Import/Export Operations. Providing Costing/Estimation/Quotation. Executing Bill Of Lading And Manifests. Assisting With Container Pick-Up, Loading, Unloading, Sampling, And Sealing. May Be Involved In Business Development And Target Achievement. Ensuring Compliance With Customs Regulations And Procedures. 

*Job Responsibilities:*

A G-Card Holder, Also Known As A G-Card Customs Broker, Plays A Vital Role In&Nbsp;Facilitating Customs Clearance By Handling The Documentation And Processing Of Import And Export Goods.&Nbsp;They Are Essentially Licensed Individuals Authorized To Act On Behalf Of Importers And Exporters To Ensure Compliance With Customs Laws And Regulations.&Nbsp;

Here'S A Breakdown Of Their Key Responsibilities:

1. Documentation And Compliance:&Nbsp;

Preparing And Submitting Import And Export Documentation:

This Includes Bills Of Lading, Commercial Invoices, Packing Lists, Certificates Of Origin, And Other Necessary Documents.

Ensuring Compliance With Customs Rules And Regulations:

They Ensure That All Paperwork And Procedures Are In Accordance With The Applicable Laws And Regulations.

Resolving Issues Related To Documentation:

They Can Troubleshoot And Resolve Any Discrepancies Or Errors In The Documentation To Avoid Delays Or Penalties.

2. Customs Clearance:

Handling The Entire Customs Clearance Process:

From Filing The Import/Export Declaration To Arranging For Payment Of Duties And Taxes.&Nbsp;

Coordinating With Customs Authorities And Other Stakeholders:

This Includes Communication With Customs Officers, Shipping Companies, Freight Forwarders, And Other Relevant Parties.&Nbsp;

Ensuring Timely Clearance Of Shipments:

They Aim To Minimize Delays And Ensure That Shipments Are Cleared Efficiently.&Nbsp;

3. Other Key Responsibilities:

Consulting With Importers And Exporters:

Providing Guidance And Advice On Customs Procedures And Compliance Requirements.&Nbsp;

Negotiating With Customs Authorities:

Representing The Interests Of Importers And Exporters In Dealing With Customs Officials.&Nbsp;

Maintaining Records And Documentation:

Keeping Track Of All Transactions And Ensuring That Records Are Maintained For Audit Purposes.&Nbsp;

*Job Note:*

No Criminal Activities&Nbsp;

*Company Info*