Customs

[howunfortunateforme]

If my sn says presented to customs not in us is That a good sign? Like they clear it and send it to US but then it has to get cleared here no?

 

[SixNeufUn]

If my sn says presented to customs not in us is That a good sign? Like they clear it and send it to US but then it has to get cleared here no?

Yeah it has to be cleared too in your country. My sn is actually presented to the customs of my country rn

 

[howunfortunateforme]

So what do they do when it's presented? Like check who it's going to and why? Scared I won't get it then I'm left with jumping or train which I don't want to do

 

[SixNeufUn]

So what do they do when it's presented? Like check who it's going to and why? Scared I won't get it then I'm left with jumping or train which I don't want to do

Just asked ai

"
When a package is "presented to customs," it means that your package has physically arrived at the customs facility of the destination country and is waiting to be inspected by customs officers. This is a standard part of international shipping.

During this stage:
1. Customs officials will review the package's documentation (like customs declaration forms)
2. They may inspect the contents to:
- Verify the declared value is accurate
- Check for prohibited items
- Determine if any import duties or taxes need to be paid
- Ensure compliance with local import regulations

The length of time your package stays in customs can vary from a few hours to several days, depending on:
- The country's customs processing speed
- Current workload at the customs facility
- Whether additional documentation is needed
- If duties/taxes need to be paid
- The type of items being imported

If everything is in order, the package will be cleared and move on to regular delivery. If there are any issues, you might be contacted to provide additional information or pay required fees."

So what do they do when it's presented? Like check who it's going to and why? Scared I won't get it then I'm left with jumping or train which I don't want to do

Same... Honestly I am not seeing myself place my head under a train. So if my package get stuck... Then the world is testing my patience and will have to consider. how tf do people stand in front of a train without moving? Did they take drugs or sm?

 

[howunfortunateforme]

Just asked ai

"
When a package is "presented to customs," it means that your package has physically arrived at the customs facility of the destination country and is waiting to be inspected by customs officers. This is a standard part of international shipping.

During this stage:
1. Customs officials will review the package's documentation (like customs declaration forms)
2. They may inspect the contents to:
- Verify the declared value is accurate
- Check for prohibited items
- Determine if any import duties or taxes need to be paid
- Ensure compliance with local import regulations

The length of time your package stays in customs can vary from a few hours to several days, depending on:
- The country's customs processing speed
- Current workload at the customs facility
- Whether additional documentation is needed
- If duties/taxes need to be paid
- The type of items being imported

If everything is in order, the package will be cleared and move on to regular delivery. If there are any issues, you might be contacted to provide additional information or pay required fees."

Same... Honestly I am not seeing myself place my head under a train. So if my package get stuck... Then the world is testing my patience and will have to consider. how tf do people stand in front of a train without moving? Did they take drugs or sm?

I tried to once coming off ap cope we're called so they can't keep our sn right? Where you at in states

 

[SixNeufUn]

I tried to once coming off ap cope we're called so they can't keep our sn right? Where you at in states

Actually I am from france

 

[howunfortunateforme]

ahhh ok I wonder where regulations are stricter