Which form corresponds to a Warehousing Entry?

Which form corresponds to a Warehousing Entry?

• A. C.16 - Warehousing Entry
• B. C.13 - Home Consumption Entry
• C. C.41 - Request to Import Goods for a Temporary Use or Purpose
• D. C.35 - Transshipment Entry

Answer: (A)

When goods are to be stored under customs control in a bonded facility, a warehousing entry is used to initiate that arrangement. This form captures the details needed to place the goods into a bonded warehouse, including where the warehouse is, the items being stored, and the duty status, with duties typically deferred until the goods are released from warehousing. It is specifically designed to establish a warehousing setup under customs supervision, making it the correct choice for this scenario.

The other options relate to different customs actions: releasing goods into domestic consumption, importing items for temporary use, or moving goods to another port or country. None of those involve placing goods into a bonded warehouse, which is why they don’t fit the request for a Warehousing Entry.