We have a machine that needs to be exported to Iran. Iranian customers told us that SGS certification was needed. What kind of certification is this? How to deal with it? Which prawn can give me some

We have a machine that needs to be exported to Iran. Iranian customers told us that SGS certification was needed. What kind of certification is this? How to deal with it? Which prawn can give me some advice? It is in SGS Baidu Encyclopedia. The following is SGS inspection process and customs clearance operation process. If you want to handle it, you can find China Branch "Tongbiao Standard Technical Service Co., Ltd."

SGS inspection process

SGS customs operation means that the government of the importing country or the government authorizes the customs authorities to sign an agreement with SGS, so that SGS can inspect the goods before shipment, check the duty-paid price (or settlement price) and classify the tariffs in the exporting country (under the premise of implementing HS system in the importing country). Implementing the import control regulations (such as whether the import license has been applied for in advance) and other import customs clearance operations that were originally carried out by the customs of the importing country after the goods arrived in the importing country, after being confirmed by SGS to be true and reasonable, the notarization report, namely "Clean Report Found" (CRF for short), was issued as a document that must be submitted to the customs after the goods were imported, which simplified or exempted the customs of the importing country from many customs clearance procedures, and released them after direct taxation, which not only accelerated the process. On the other hand, a "non-negotiable investigation report" is issued, so that even if the goods arrive at the destination port, the customs of the importing country will not clear the customs and the exporters will not be able to settle foreign exchange. SGS customs operations generally include the following contents: 1, inspection (inspection) of goods specifications, quantity (weight) and packaging. Including physical inspection, chemical analysis and appearance inspection, the logarithm (weight) is identified according to the usual methods in international trade; Packaging requires that the goods can reach the consignee at the port of destination intact. For drugs and chemicals, the expiration date should be checked. 2. Monitor the loading of bulk goods. One is to ensure that the transported goods pass SGS inspection (inspection), and the other is to ensure that the goods under the contract are completely and firmly loaded on the designated transport ship, and to monitor the packaging operation and sealing of container goods. 3. Approved price. In other words, auditing transaction price is the most important content of implementing CISS, and it is also one of the reasons that attract many countries. The purpose is to prevent importers from over-reporting at low prices, to avoid capital outflow, or to prevent over-reporting at high prices and to avoid customs duties. SGS uses computer network to collect and store business information from various channels, and requires exporters to provide detailed price composition list, such as ex-factory price, finished product packaging fee, storage fee, terminal freight, ship freight, sea freight or air freight, commission and commercially acceptable surcharge, so as to compare with export price or local consumption price, verify whether the total price and price elements of the seller's final commercial invoice are in line with the normal export price of the commodity in the country of origin, and ensure the rationality of duty-paid price and foreign exchange expenditure of the importing country. 4. Tariff classification. Check whether the tax number reported by the importer on the import license is consistent with the current customs tariff regulations of the country, or put forward a reasonable tax number and tax rate according to the physical objects seen during the inspection to ensure the full collection of tariffs and the accuracy of customs statistics. 5. Check whether the imported goods comply with the foreign trade and customs laws and regulations of the importing country, whether the necessary licensing procedures for import are complete and legal, and effectively put an end to the unlicensed arrival and illegal import of contraband and controlled items.

SGS customs operation process

1, export transaction. The exporter reaches an export transaction with the importer according to normal trade procedures, and then the importer informs the SGS liaison office in his country of the transaction and informs the exporter that SGS-CSTC needs to inspect the goods. After receiving the notification (inspection number) from SGS Liaison Office of the importing country, SGS-CSTC faxed (mailed) a blank inspection application form (RFI) to the exporter, indicating the number of "SGS inspection number" (I.O.N.O) and SGS-CSTC "ICN", informing the exporter to submit documents and arrange inspection. 2. Apply for inspection. In order to arrange inspection, the exporter or customs broker must fill in the inspection application form (RFI) with SGS inspection number 7 days before the export goods are ready, and fax (send) the following documents to SGS CSTC branch nearest to the inspection place. These documents include proforma invoice, proforma packing list and spare parts list, product technical specifications, samples, letters of credit, manufacturer's test report (machinery/equipment), manufacturer's analysis report (chemical/pharmaceutical/petroleum/dye products), hygiene certificate (food), phytosanitary certificate (all agricultural products) and factory inspection analysis sheet (all steel products and their primary products). All documents submitted to SGS-CSTC shall be marked with SGS inspection number (see inspection application form with this number). Detailed information of suppliers, such as contact person and telephone number, inspection time and inspection place, should be listed on the inspection application form so that SGS-CSTC can contact and arrange inspection. 3. accept the inspection. SGS-CSTC does not charge exporters any pre-shipment inspection fees required by CISS national regulations. Exporters are obliged to prepare goods and provide necessary labor and equipment for the smooth completion of inspection. If the exporter entrusts a supplier or agent to arrange inspection, the exporter is obliged to make clear the inspection requirements to the supplier or agent. SGS-CSTC reserves the right to suspend the inspection if the goods are not ready as required or do not meet the inspection conditions. Every batch of goods under the Comprehensive Import Supervision Plan (CISS) must be physically inspected by SGS-CSTC. SGS-CSTC inspectors will check the specification, name, quantity and appearance quality of the goods according to the official documents of the exporter, and will also take samples if necessary. 4. Apply for a notarized report. After the export goods are declared to the customs for shipment, the exporter must prepare the original bill of lading, invoice packing list, etc. And apply to SGS for a notarized report. After SGS-CSTC completes the inspection, the exporter shall fax (send) the final documents to SGS-CSTC Shanghai Economic Affairs Department (EAD) by country. All documents submitted to SGS-CSTC shall be marked with SGS inspection number (see inspection application form with this number). If the inspection result of SGS-CSTC is different from the exporter's final document or the document is incomplete, SGS will contact the exporter and request to modify or supplement the document or notify the SGS liaison office of the importing country to obtain the importer's confirmation. 5. Obtain the notarized report of SGS. What if the exporter receives the letter of credit? Quot Attach SGS safety label to the exporter's invoice. The exporter can submit the final export invoice to the nearest SGS CSTC branch and get the safety label, or ask SGS CSTC branch to mail the safety label to the exporter. Please note that SGS-CSTC will only issue safety labels after completing the above 1-4 procedure. In addition, SGS also requires the manufacturer to inform the relevant ship name, dock and shipping bill (S/D) number by telephone before the customs clearance date, so that SGS thinks it is necessary to send someone to reinspect. SGS cooperates with the State Commodity Inspection Bureau, the official agency of our government. The State Commodity Inspection Bureau entrusts China Import and Export Commodity Inspection Company (CCLS) to handle the pre-shipment inspection of goods exported from China to CISS countries, check the price and tariff code, and issue a clean report on behalf of SGS. At present, there are 10 import and export commodity inspection companies in Liaoning, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, Hubei, Shanghai and Guangdong.