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Verification of approved exporter's and other registrations in the EU

Enrika Naujokė Director, Muita UAB
July 20, 2020
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Verification of approved exporter's and other registrations in the EU

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Reader's question: „Is there a database in the EU where we could verify the approved exporter's number, whether it is valid? If not, what would you advise how to verify it?“. We answer the question and also point out the liability of the importer and of the customs broker, and provide an overview of EU databases for verification of some other customs-related registration numbers.

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