Which form is designated for Re-Warehousing Entry?

Which form is designated for Re-Warehousing Entry?

• A. Form C27
• B. Form C23
• C. Form C24
• D. Form C25

Answer: (A)

Re-warehousing entry is the process of placing goods back into a bonded warehouse after they have been moved or previously released, so they remain under customs control and duties can stay suspended while they’re stored. Form C27 is used specifically for this action, serving as the official document to initiate and document the re-warehousing transaction. It captures the key details—what the goods are, how much, value, origin, the warehouse involved, and the re-warehousing permit—so the goods are correctly re-declared as warehoused under bond and can be tracked for any final disposition. Other warehousing tasks are handled with different forms, so C27 is the one designated for re-warehousing.

Re-warehousing entry is the process of placing goods back into a bonded warehouse after they have been moved or previously released, so they remain under customs control and duties can stay suspended while they’re stored. Form C27 is used specifically for this action, serving as the official document to initiate and document the re-warehousing transaction. It captures the key details—what the goods are, how much, value, origin, the warehouse involved, and the re-warehousing permit—so the goods are correctly re-declared as warehoused under bond and can be tracked for any final disposition. Other warehousing tasks are handled with different forms, so C27 is the one designated for re-warehousing.