Which form is used for Bill of sight (Provisional entry)?

Which form is used for Bill of sight (Provisional entry)?

• A. Form C14B
• B. Form C15
• C. Form C16
• D. Form C18

Answer: (B)

Provisional entry, or a Bill of Sight, is a temporary clearance that lets goods move while final paperwork is being prepared. The document used for this process is Form C15. It collects the essential details of the shipment—who is involved, what is being imported, its description and quantity, value, and the provisional duties and security arrangements—so customs can authorize movement now and finalize the entry later when the full documents arrive. Other forms serve different customs actions and aren’t appropriate for provisional entry, so they wouldn’t be used for a Bill of Sight.

Provisional entry, or a Bill of Sight, is a temporary clearance that lets goods move while final paperwork is being prepared. The document used for this process is Form C15. It collects the essential details of the shipment—who is involved, what is being imported, its description and quantity, value, and the provisional duties and security arrangements—so customs can authorize movement now and finalize the entry later when the full documents arrive. Other forms serve different customs actions and aren’t appropriate for provisional entry, so they wouldn’t be used for a Bill of Sight.