Can a local freight forwarder (FF) apply Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) on behalf of overseas client if there is no mention of the local FF's company name on the documents?
Yes, a local freight forwarder (FF) may apply for a Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) provided that all requirements and supporting documents indicated in the application form are met and submitted.
Related questions
May I apply for Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) when the goods have cleared from Free Trade Zone (FTZ) to local and then re-export it out to overseas?
Are there any changes to the requirements to qualify for the Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM)?
When should I apply for the Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM)?
Can I apply for a Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) if the goods are not offloaded in Singapore?
Need more help?
Get in touch