Examples of using Import document in English and their translations into Danish
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One Member State asked for verification of 85 import documents.
The import document shall be valid throughout the Community, regardless of the Member State of issue.
Reduce the period of validity of any import document required for the surveillance measures;
Products under prior Community surveillance may be put into free circulation only on production of an import document.
Provide export and import documents, custom clearance documents and other needed by customers.
A form corresponding to the model given in Annex VII shall be used for the import document and the declaration by the importer.
The import document shall be valid for six months and shall state the grounds for exemption as given in the certificate referred to in paragraph 1.
Products under regional surveillance may be put into free circulation in the region concerned only on production of an import document.
Commission Regulation(EEC) No 1259/84 of 4 May 1984 to suspend temporarily the issue of import documents in respect of certain textile products originating in Turkey.
The issuing of import documents for the products referred to in the first subparagraph is hereby suspended for applications under Article 3(1)(b) of Regulation(EEC) No 3900/92 lodged from 6 January 1993.
The Member State that has received the authorization referred to in paragraph 1 may require from an applicant for an import document only the following information and data.
Such applications may also relate to invoices or import documents not covered by previous applications and concerning transactions completed during the calendar year in question.
Whereas on 4 and 5 January 1993 the quantities applied for by new importersexceed the quantities available; whereas the extent to which import documents may be issued should accordingly be determined;
The import document shall be valid for imports throughout the territory in which the Treaty establishing the European Community is applied under the conditions laid down in that Treaty, regardless of the Member State of issue, without prejudice, however, to measures taken under Article 16.
COMMISSION REGULATION(EEC) No 25/93 of 8 January 1993 on the issuing of import documents for preserved tuna and bonito of certain species from certain third countries.
However, to ensure compliance with the requirements to be met before that right may be enjoyed,certification by an official body of the country of origin should be required on the import document introduced by this Regulation.
COMMISSION REGULATION(EEC) No 1943/93 of 16 July 1993 concerning the issue of import documents for preserves of certain species of tuna originating in third countries.
However, in the case of products covered by the instruments referred to in paragraph 1, Articles 9 to 14 and18 shall not apply to those in respect of which the Community rules on trade with third countries require the production of a licence or other import document.
The release for free circulation in the Community of the textile products referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted only for those products covered by an import document issued by the competent authorities of the Member States, provided that similar machine-made products are subject to quantitative limits.
Where there is a danger that imports into a Member State of a product referred to in Article 1 will give rise to economic difficulties, imports of that product may, following an authorization given by the Commission for a specific period,be made subject to the issue of an import document.
Given that the large majority of importers in the acceding States were not subjectto import restrictions and therefore were under no legal requirement to keep import documents for both 1998 and 1999, the provision of evidence concerning 1998 and 1999 would impose disproportionate burdens on them.
In the case of prior Community surveillance measures, the import document shall be issued free of charge by the competent authority designated by Member States within a maximum of five working days following receipt of an application to the national competent authority by any Community importer, regardless of his place of business in the Community, for any quantity requested.
A finding that the unit price at which the transaction is effected exceeds that indicated in the import document by less than 5% or that the total value or quantity of the products presented for import exceeds the value or quantity given in the import document by less than 5% shall not preclude the release for free circulation of the product in question.
Supporting evidence that the product is in free circulation: if the products are not yet in free circulation on the date when the application for importation is made orif the supporting evidence cannot be provided by this date, the import document shall be granted but its validity shall be limited to one month following receipt of the document by the applicant.
In accordance with Article 4(7) of Regulation(EC) No 338/97, where a shipment to be introduced into the Community arrives at a border customs office by sea, air, or rail for dispatch by the same mode of transport and without intermediate storage to another customs office in the Community designated in accordance with Article 12(1) of Regulation(EC) No 338/97,the completion of checks and the presentation of import documents shall take place at the latter.
Where the introduction into the Community of the pelts and goods covered by Regulation(EEC)No 3254/91 is also subject to the prior presentation of an import document under Regulation(EEC) No 3626/82, such a document shall be issued only if the pelts or goods concerned meet the requirements of both Regulations.
If the unit price at which the transaction is effected exceeds that indicated in the surveillance document by less than 5% or if the total value or quantity of the products presented for import exceeds the value orquantity given in the import document by less than 5%, this shall not preclude the release for free circulation of the products in question.
Whereas Article 3(1) of the abovementioned Regulation has allocated 11 115 tonnes of the available quantity of 74 100 tonnes to new importers; whereas Article 4(2)of that Regulation provides that if the quantities for which import documents have been applied for exceed the available quantities the Commission is to fix a single percentage figure which has to be applied on the requested quantities in order to reduce imports; .
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