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Code of Federal Regulations Title 19. Customs Duties § 19.113.53 Waiver of CBP requirement supported by a bond

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Waiver by the Commissioner of CBP. When a CBP requirement supported by a bond is waived by the Commissioner of CBP, the waiver may be:

(1) Unconditional, in which case the importer is relieved from the payment of liquidated damages;

(2) Conditioned upon prior settlement of the bond obligation by payment of liquidated damages;  or

(3) Conditioned upon such other terms and conditions as the Commissioner of CBP may deem sufficient.

(b) Waiver by the port director or other authorized CBP officer. When a CBP requirement supported by a bond is waived by the port director or other authorized CBP officer pursuant to the authority conferred by these regulations, the waiver will be unconditional.

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