Good Morning, It is my understanding that the Shipper has to put the receivers cedula number on the invoice. I dont know how that is going to work with Amazon for instance.
- Thread starter AlterEgo
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DR requiring cedula # on mundanza shipments
Add it to your address on the second line in your Amazon account address for the DR shipments.
They are not going to close commerce in DR for a cedula #
My Aeropost account has my account number as part of the address.
I expect chico bill is right - just add it as another line....
'Cedula - 1234567'
I expect chico bill is right - just add it as another line....
'Cedula - 1234567'
I was asked months ago by my courier for a copy of my cedula or passport so that info can be passed on to Aduanas. A while back it was announced that there would be a limit of 20 shipments per year and a gross value for goods imported tax free.
Customs has a file on each importer now so that shipments and values can be tracked. I just assumed this requirement was just now being applied to mundanzas as well.
It is the responsibility of the shipper (courier/mundanza) to secure the cedula/passport number of the recipient as a prerequisite for customs clearance I suspect.
Customs has a file on each importer now so that shipments and values can be tracked. I just assumed this requirement was just now being applied to mundanzas as well.
It is the responsibility of the shipper (courier/mundanza) to secure the cedula/passport number of the recipient as a prerequisite for customs clearance I suspect.
My friend I am a client of long standing with Vimenpaq. I have never been asked to provide my cedula. I ship a minimum of 10-12 shipments per week to Santiago. Adhere to the $200 limit and spread my ordering over the course of a day.