Примери за използване на Issuing customs на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(iv) the name of the issuing customs office.
The issuing customs authorities shall also ensure that the forms referred to in paragraph 2 are duly completed.
The AEO certificate shall be revoked by the issuing customs authority in the following cases.
The issuing customs authority shall issue the AEO certificate in accordance with the specimen set out in Annex 1D.
The AEO certificate shall be revoked by the issuing customs authority in the following cases.
The issuing customs authority shall examine whether or not the conditions and criteria for issuing the certificate described in Articles 14g to 14k are met.
These authorities shall also act as the issuing customs authorities of the AEO certificates.
The issuing customs authorities shall take any steps necessary to verify the originating status of the products and the fulfilment of the other requirements of this Annex.
A re-assessment of the conditions and criteria shall be carried out by the issuing customs authority in the following cases.
He shall also notify the issuing customs authority of any planned measures and their timescale.
Where, following the examination provided for in Article 14n, the consulted customs authority establishes that the applicant does not fulfil one or more of the criteria, the results,duly documented, shall be transferred to the issuing customs authority which shall reject the application.
In such case, the authorised economic operator shall notify the issuing customs authority, specifying the date when he will be able to meet the criteria again.
The issuing customs authorities shall take any steps necessary to verify the originating status of the products and the fulfilment of the other requirements of this Protocol.
If the holder of the AEO certificate has committed an act referred to in point(b)of the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, the issuing customs authority shall suspend the status of authorised economic operator for the duration of the court proceedings.
The issuing customs authority shall immediately inform the customs authorities of the other Member States of the revocation of an AEO certificate using the communication system referred to in Article 14x.
If the authorised economic operator fails to regularise the situation within the period set out in his notification, the issuing customs authority may grant a reasonable prolongation, provided that the authorised economic operator has acted in good faith.
The issuing customs authority may accept conclusions provided by an expert in the relevant fields referred to in Articles 14i, 14j and 14k in respect of the conditions and criteria referred to in those Articles respectively.
Consultation between the customs authorities of the Member States shall be required if the examination of one ormore of the criteria laid down in Articles 14g to 14k cannot be performed by the issuing customs authority due either to a lack of information or to the impossibility of checking it.
The authorised economic operator shall inform the issuing customs authority of all factors arising after the certificate is granted which may influence its continuation or content.
In the case of an AEO certificate as referred to in point(c) of Article 14a(1), where the economic operator concerned only fails to fulfil the conditions in Article 14k,the certificate shall be revoked by the issuing customs authority and a new AEO certificate as referred to in point(a) of Article 14a(1) shall be issued. .
The issuing customs authority shall notify the risk analysis offices in its own Member State of the granting, amendment, revocation of an AEO certificate, or the suspension of the status of authorised economic operator.
Where the result of the examination performed in accordance with Articles 14l, 14m and14n is likely to lead to the rejection of the application, the issuing customs authority shall communicate the findings to the applicant and provide him with the opportunity to respond within 30 calendar days, before rejecting the application.
The issuing customs authority shall, within five working days, inform the customs authorities of the other Member States that an AEO certificate has been issued, using the communication system referred to in Article 14x.
Where the economic operator concerned has been unable to regularise the situation within 30 calendar days butcan provide evidence that the conditions can be met if the suspension period is extended, the issuing customs authority shall suspend the status of authorised economic operator for a further 30 calendar days.
All relevant information at the disposal of the issuing customs authority shall be made available to the customs authorities of the other Member States where the authorised economic operator carries out customs related activities.
In these cases, the customs authorities of the Member States shall carry out the consultation within 60 calendar days, starting from the date of the communication of the information by the issuing customs authority, in order to allow for the issuing of the AEO certificate or the rejection of the application within the time limits set out in Article 14o(2).
The issuing customs authority shall consider the criteria laid down in paragraph 1 to be met, to the extent that the criteria for issuing the international certificate are identical or correspond to those laid down in paragraph 1.
If the economic operator concerned fails to take the necessary measures within the suspension period provided for in Article 14r(2)or(4), the issuing customs authority shall revoke the AEO certificate and immediately notify the customs authorities of the other Member States, using the communication system referred to in Article 14x.
The issuing customs authority shall communicate the application to the customs authorities of all other Member States within five working days starting from the date on which it has received the application in accordance with Article 14c using the communication system referred to in Article 14x.
Where the customs authority of any other Member State has relevant information which may prejudice the granting of the certificate,it shall communicate that information to the issuing customs authority within 35 calendar days starting from the date of the communication provided for in paragraph 1, using the communication system referred to in Article 14x.