Question on: JAMB Commerce - 2014

The document submitted to the customs authority when a full description of imported goods is not provided is a bill of sight.

Here's why:

• Bill of Sight: This document allows importers to examine goods before providing a complete description to customs officials. It's used when the importer needs to inspect the goods to get the required information for customs declaration.
• Invoice: This is a commercial document that lists the goods, quantities, and prices. It is submitted for the goods' value but not for goods that lack a full description.
• Indent: This is an order placed by an importer to an exporter for goods.
• Bill of Entry: This is a document filed by the importer with customs, containing details of the imported goods. It is filled when the description of goods is