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Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/341 of 17 December 2015 supplementing Regulation (EU) No 952/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards transitional rules for certain provisions of the Union Customs Code where the relevant electronic systems are not yet operational and amending Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2446
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Enter the full name of the applicant economic operator as recorded in the EORI system.
Enter the legal status as mentioned in the document of establishment.
Enter — with numbers — the day, month and year of establishment.
Enter the full address of the place where your entity was established, including the country.
Enter the full address of the place of your business where the main activities are carried out.
Indicate the full name, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail address of the contact person designated by you within your company to be contacted by the customs authorities when examining the application.
Fill in only in if this differs from your address of establishment.
Enter the required numbers
The Trader identification Number(s) is (are) the identification number(s) registered by the customs authority(es)
The legal registration number is the registration number given by the company registration office.
If the numbers are the same, enter only the VAT ID number
If the applicant has no Trader Identification Number because e.g. in the applicant's Member State this number does not exist, leave the box blank.
Make a cross in the relevant box.
Describe your activity.
Enter the relevant ISO alpha-2 country code(s).
Indicate the names of customs offices regularly used for border crossing.
In case of simplifications already granted, indicate the type of simplification, the relevant customs procedure, and the authorisation number. The relevant customs procedure shall be entered in the form of the codes used in the second or third subdivision of Box 1 of the single administrative document.
In case the applicant is the holder of one or more authorisations/certificates mentioned above indicate the type and the number of the authorisation/certificate(s).
Enter the full addresses of the relevant offices. If the offices have the same address, fill in only box 16.
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the signatory should add his capacity. The signatory should always be the person who represents the applicant as a whole.
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name of the applicant and the stamp of the applicant.
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the applicant shall give the following general information:
Overview of the principal owners/shareholders, stating names and addresses and their proportional interests. Overview of the members of the board of directors. Are owners known by the customs authorities for previous non-compliant behaviour?
The person responsible in the applicant's administration for customs matters.
Description of the economic activities of the applicant.
Specification of the location details of the various sites of the applicant and brief descriptions of the activities in each site. Specification of whether the applicant and each site acts within the supply chain in its own name and its own behalf, or acts in its own name and on behalf on another person, or acts in name of and on behalf of another person.
Specification of whether the goods are bought from and/or supplied to companies which are affiliated with the applicant.
Description of the internal structure of the organisation of the applicant. Please attach, if it exists, documentation on the functions/competencies for each department and/or function.
The number of the employees in total and for each division.
The names of the key office-holders (managing directors, divisional heads, accounting managers, head of customs division etc.). Description of the adopted routines in situation when the competent employee is not present, temporarily or permanently.
The names and the position within the organisation of the applicant who have specific customs expertise. Assessment of the level of knowledge of these persons in regards of the use of IT technology in customs and commercial processes and general commercial matters.
Agreement or disagreement with the publication of the information in the AEO authorisation in the list of authorised economic operator referred to in Article 14x(4).
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