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| 21st March 2018 11:38 PM | ||
| shantanu bose |
Re: What is the procedure to do CHA? Eligibility Criteria to get G card for MBA holders is written below. >>MBA degree or the equivalent degree PGDM, granted by an institute or university recognized by Government / AICTE under Ministry of HRD shall be acceptable qualification for the degree holders to appear in the examination under CHALR. *** Exam details: Any applicant who satisfies the criteria of Regulations 5 and 6 of CHALR and has applied for grant of licence under Regulation 4 shall be required to appear in the written as well as the oral examination conducted by the Directorate General of Inspection (Customs & Central Excise). |
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| 20th March 2018 10:00 AM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: What is the procedure to do CHA? I am MBA in Shipping and logistics Management. I want to get G CARD. How can i get and what exam i need to give for the same? |
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| 19th April 2013 10:31 PM | ||
| sarkarkrish180289 |
Re: What is the procedure to do CHA? follow the attachment |
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| 19th April 2013 02:21 PM | ||
| Rohith poojary |
Re: What is the procedure to do CHA? Quote:
Agent (CHA) is a person who is licensed to act as an agent for transaction of any business relating to the entry or departure of conveyances or the import or export of goods at any Customs station. Qalifications of applicants:The applicant individual working for a firm or a company 1should be: A graduate from a recognized University.2 Should hold a pass in Form G as employee of the firm / company.3 Should have engaged in Customs clearance work for three years. 4Should possess assets of Rs.1 lakhs or Rs.50,000/- as certified by a scheduled bank.5 Reliability of the applicant and soundness of financial status are very important criteria. 6If there are too many applicants than the licenses that can be granted, the Commissioner has to select persons for licensing by seniority of holding G pass. If there are two persons of same seniority, the older person will be preferred [Regulation 8(3)]. Relaxations, which can be granted by the Commissioner: An applicant need to possess pass in Form G for one year only if permitted by the Commissioner for reasons to be recorded in writing. *other clarification towards qualification;1. Diploma in “Customs clearance and freight forwarding” offered by Bombay University is not considered as graduation for the purpose of eligibility. 2. An employee or partner or director of a CHA licensee authorized to take examination under Regulation 9(5) is allowed to take three examinations in a period of two years from the date of application by the licensee for examination. 3. Level of knowledge of local language has to be determined by the Commissioners as the Regulations do not prescribe any requirement. Knowledge of local language by the authorized representative is considered sufficient. Proficiency in Hindi is considered as additional or desirable qualification 4. A person who passes examination under Regulation 9(5) can apply for independent CHA license when applications are called for, subject to possessing other qualifications. 5. Persons who were granted CHA license before the amendment of 1997 prescribing graduation as qualification would continue to qualify for renewal of license. |
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| 13th October 2012 11:45 AM | ||
| Unregistered |
What is the procedure to do CHA? how to do to procedure for making the CHA...could u please tell me what is it |
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