My Note was supposed to be delivered this morning before 10:30am, but I noticed the tracking page showed a clearance delay, saying "Description provided is insufficient to classify commodity."
A FedEx woman called and said the FCC form is incomplete. They sent me one to fill out since Handtec is gone for the day and I'm clueless on some of the items on it. How should I answer? Below is the info the form requests. What I don't know:
Does the Note have an FCC ID? I'm assuming I'm the consignee; does that make Handtec the importer? What's the harmonized tariff number? How should I answer part II?
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Date of Entry:
Port of Entry:
Harmonized Tariff Number:
Quantity of Item:
Device Model/Type Name or #:
Trade Name:
FCC ID:
Description of Equipment:
Manufacturer's Name and Address:
Consignee's Name and Address:
Importer's Name and Address:
name and signature of consignee or importer
Then part II says With Regard to the Importation of the Described Radio Frequency Device(s), I DECLARE THAT: (check only one)
1. The FCC has issued a grant of equipment authorization for the FCC ID listed above.
2. An FCC grant of equipment authorization and an FCC ID are not required, but the equipment complies with FCC technical requirements.
3. The described equipment is being imported in limited quantities for testing and evaluation for compliance with technical requirements or marketing suitability. The equipment will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed.
4. The described equipment is being imported in limited quantities for demonstration at industry trade shows and will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed.
5. The described equipment is being imported solely for export. It will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed in the US.
5(a). The described equipment is a non-US standard cellular phone that can only function outside of the US.
6. The described equipment is being imported solely for use by the US government.
7. Three or fewer radios, receivers, or other unintentional radiators as defined in part 15 of the FCC rules are being imported for an individual's personal use and are not intended for sale.
8. The described equipment is being imported for repair and will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed.
A FedEx woman called and said the FCC form is incomplete. They sent me one to fill out since Handtec is gone for the day and I'm clueless on some of the items on it. How should I answer? Below is the info the form requests. What I don't know:
Does the Note have an FCC ID? I'm assuming I'm the consignee; does that make Handtec the importer? What's the harmonized tariff number? How should I answer part II?
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Date of Entry:
Port of Entry:
Harmonized Tariff Number:
Quantity of Item:
Device Model/Type Name or #:
Trade Name:
FCC ID:
Description of Equipment:
Manufacturer's Name and Address:
Consignee's Name and Address:
Importer's Name and Address:
name and signature of consignee or importer
Then part II says With Regard to the Importation of the Described Radio Frequency Device(s), I DECLARE THAT: (check only one)
1. The FCC has issued a grant of equipment authorization for the FCC ID listed above.
2. An FCC grant of equipment authorization and an FCC ID are not required, but the equipment complies with FCC technical requirements.
3. The described equipment is being imported in limited quantities for testing and evaluation for compliance with technical requirements or marketing suitability. The equipment will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed.
4. The described equipment is being imported in limited quantities for demonstration at industry trade shows and will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed.
5. The described equipment is being imported solely for export. It will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed in the US.
5(a). The described equipment is a non-US standard cellular phone that can only function outside of the US.
6. The described equipment is being imported solely for use by the US government.
7. Three or fewer radios, receivers, or other unintentional radiators as defined in part 15 of the FCC rules are being imported for an individual's personal use and are not intended for sale.
8. The described equipment is being imported for repair and will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed.
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