Of maple (Acer spp.)
Sawn or sliced maple wood, thickness exceeding 6 mm
HSN 4407 93 00 (Of maple, Acer spp.) is subject to mandatory Phytosanitary Certificate clearance under India's plant-quarantine import regime, with the certificate required to be uploaded in e-Sanchit before customs out-of-charge. No additional sectoral PGA licence applies, but the phytosanitary requirement is enforced as a pre-clearance condition at every port of import.
- Phytosanitary Certificate from exporting country authority
- e-Sanchit upload confirmation from CBIC
- 1Obtain a Phytosanitary Certificate (document code 851000) issued by the competent plant-protection authority of the exporting country before shipment. The certificate must accompany the consignment and be uploaded in e-Sanchit prior to filing the bill of entry.CCR mandatory document requirement · document code 851000 · e-Sanchit upload condition
- 2Ensure the Phytosanitary Certificate (document code 851000) has been successfully uploaded in e-Sanchit before seeking out-of-charge. Customs proper officers are instructed to verify this upload on PGA-facilitated bills and will withhold out-of-charge until the document is confirmed present.CBIC e-Sanchit mandatory document verification · document code 851000
The most common error on this tariff line is presenting the Phytosanitary Certificate only in physical form at the port without completing the e-Sanchit upload beforehand. Proper officers are instructed to withhold out-of-charge on bills where the document code 851000 upload is absent, regardless of whether the physical certificate is in order — resulting in port detention, accruing demurrage and ground rent while the upload is remediated.