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Chapter 52. Preliminary decision 
The article 370. The adoption of preliminary decisions on
classification of goods 
Customs authorities may make a preliminary decision on the 
classification of goods in accordance with the Commodity nomenclature of 
foreign economic activity of the Republic of Uzbekistan before submitting 
the goods to the customs authority. 
The preliminary decision is mandatory for customs authorities. 
The form of the preliminary decision on the classification of goods is 
established by the State customs Committee of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan. 
Article 371. Request for a preliminary decision on
product classification 
The request for making a preliminary decision on the classification 
of goods (hereinafter — the request) must contain the full commercial 
name, brand name, main technical and commercial characteristics of the 
goods and other information that allows unambiguously classifying the 
goods. If necessary, photos, drawings, drawings, product passports, and 
other information and documents are provided for making this preliminary 
decision. 
A request received from a legal entity must be signed by the head of 
the organization, indicating the name, surname, patronymic and position, 
and contain information about the location of the organization. 
A request received from an individual must be signed by the 
specified person and contain data about their place of residence. 
The request is considered within twenty days from the date of receipt 
of the request to the customs authority. 
If the applicant does not provide information, documents and 

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materials in full for making a preliminary decision on the classification of 
goods, the customs authority shall notify the applicant of the need to 
provide additional information, documents and materials within twenty 
calendar days from the date of submitting the application for making a 
preliminary decision to the customs authority. In this case, you must 
specify what specific additional information, documents and materials you 
need to provide. 
Additional information, documents and materials must be submitted 
within sixty calendar days from the date of notification of the applicant. If 
information, documents and materials are not provided within the specified 
time, the application for a preliminary decision on the classification of 
goods remains without consideration. 
In cases of disputes on determining the product code for the 
Commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan and if it is difficult to resolve them, the customs authority may 
send samples or samples of goods and relevant documents to the World 
customs organization for appropriate research or testing. In this case, a 
preliminary decision on the classification of goods is made by the customs 
authority after receiving a response from the customs authority to the 
request. 
The customs authority must notify the applicant of a preliminary 
decision on the classification of goods within three working days after the 
relevant decision is made. 
Rejection of the request does not prevent the applicant from 
repeating the request for a preliminary decision, provided that the reasons 
that served as the basis for rejecting the request are eliminated.