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MYTARKHISKAR Specialist Services

Import Documentation

Full preparation, review, and completion of all import documents for hassle-free clearance from Iranian customs

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Last reviewed: August 28, 2026
Author: MYTARKHISKAR Expert Team·Technical Review: MYTARKHISKAR Customs Team
Documents such as a certified commercial invoice, bill of lading, certificate of origin (Form A or EUR.1), inspection certificate, health/standard certificate, and relevant ministry permits.

What Is This Service?

Import documentation is a set of official documents required by Iranian customs to prove the origin, value, quantity, and quality of imported goods. A deficiency in any one of these documents can result in cargo holds, penalties, and significant warehousing costs.

Our Process

1
Receiving Initial Documents
Receiving the invoice, bill of lading, and certificate of origin from the foreign seller
2
Review and Verification
Careful review of documents against Iranian customs regulations
3
Translation and Certification
Official translation and certification of documents if required
4
Completing the Documentation
Adding ministry permits where necessary
5
File Preparation
Completing the full file for submission to customs

Required Documents

  • Certified commercial invoice
  • Sea / air / land bill of lading
  • Certificate of Origin, Form A or EUR.1
  • Inspection Certificate
  • Health / standard certificate
  • Ministry of Health permit (specific goods)
  • Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade permit

Benefits of Working With Us

✓Prevents document rejection
✓Reduces the risk of cargo seizure
✓Speeds up the clearance process
✓Ensures the declared value is accurate
✓Saves on penalty costs

Geographic Coverage

All Iranian customs offices
Sea ports
International airports
Land border customs

Frequently Asked Questions About Import Documentation

What documents are included in import documentation? +
Documents such as a certified commercial invoice, bill of lading, certificate of origin (Form A or EUR.1), inspection certificate, health/standard certificate, and relevant ministry permits.
What happens if import documents are incomplete? +
It can lead to goods being held at customs, fines, and heavy storage costs — which is why carefully reviewing documents before submission matters so much.
Do documents need official translation? +
When required, documents are officially translated and certified to fully comply with Iranian customs regulations.
How does this service help prevent cargo detention? +
By carefully checking that documents comply with Iranian customs regulations before declaration, the risk of rejected documents and cargo detention is significantly reduced.

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