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Article 286. Rights of a customs clearance specialist 
In carrying out its activities, the customs clearance specialist has the 
right to: 

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a) be present at customs clearance of the declared goods and (or) 
vehicles, in the selection of samples and specimens of goods; 
b) perform inspection of the declared goods and (or) vehicles under 
customs control, their weighing and other determination of quantity, and 
also with the consent of the customs authority to carry out selection of 
samples and specimens of goods; 
C) get acquainted with the results of the customs expertising 
(investigation) of samples and pecimens of goods carried out by the 
customs authorities; 
d) access to the customs control zone for customs clearance 
operations; 
e) receive information and advice from customs authorities on 
customs issues in accordance with the established procedure; 
e) obtain an electronic digital signature from the customs authorities 
in in his (her) name. 
When performing preliminary operations, the customs clearance 
specialist also has the right to: 
a) notify the customs authorities of the intention of the declarant or 
authorized person to remove goods and (or) vehicles from the customs 
territory; 
b) to draft the documents required for customs purposes in the 
production of the preliminary operations; 
c) place declared goods and (or) vehicles under customs control in 
customs warehouses. 
A customs clearance specialist may also have other rights in 
accordance with the law. 
Article 287. Obligations of a customs clearance specialist 
The obligations of a customs clearance specialist include: 
a) verification of compliance with the requirements of customs 
legislation and analysis of documents and information required for 
customs purposes received from the authorized person, as well as 
verification of the authority of the authorized person regarding goods and 
(or) vehicles; 
b) declaring and submission of goods documents required for 
customs purposes; 

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c) reliable declaration of goods, including correct:
accrual of customs payments; 
classification of goods for customs purposes in accordance with the 
Commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan; 
indication of the country of origin of goods; 
specifying the quantity of goods; 
determination of the customs value of goods; 
d) timely submission to the customs authority of documents and 
additional information necessary for performing of customs clearance and 
customs control; 
e) verification of the completion of veterinary, phytosanitary and 
other types of state control in respect of declared goods and vehicles in 
cases established by law; 
e) use of information received from the declarant exclusively for 
customs purposes; 
g) not to disclose, not to use for their own purposes, except as 
provided by law, received from the consigner of goods, their recipient 
information constituting state secrets or other secrets protected by law; 
h) explanation of customs legislation requirements to the authorized 
person; 
I) immediate informing of customs authorities in case of detection of 
changes, damages, destruction or loss of means of customs identification, 
damage to containers and packaging, non-compliance of goods with the 
information specified in transport, commercial and other documents, and 
other similar circumstances related to customs business; 
k) participation in the customs inspection of declared goods and 
vehicles for customs clearance at the request of the customs authority; 
l) appeal to the State customs Committee of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan two and a half years after receiving or extending the validity of 
the qualification certificate for training in advanced training with payment 
of the customs fee for training a specialist in customs clearance; 
m) use of the electronic digital signature received from the customs 
authority. 
If the right to dispose of goods is granted, the customs clearance 
specialist is obliged to: 

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at the request of the customs authority to submit goods for customs 
inspection and clearance; 
comply with the conditions and restrictions on the use and disposal 
of goods for which customs clearance has not been completed in 
accordance with the chosen customs regime; 
to fulfill the duties of the declarant and bear responsibility, as if he 
independently moved goods across the customs border. 
The customs clearance specialist may also have other duties in 
accordance with the legislation.