Repair Completion

"Repair Completion" is a key milestone term in foreign trade after-sales and repair services, referring to the state in which goods, equipment, or parts have been inspected, repaired, and tested, and have reached a deliverable or re-shippable condition. Usage scenarios include: return-for-repair of exported equipment, overseas after-sales repair, bonded repair, and restoration of returned goods. Notes: 1) The criteria for repair completion should be clearly defined (e.g., functional test passed, appearance acceptance qualified), and mere verbal notice should be avoided; 2) It must be distinguished from statuses such as "under repair," "pending repair," and "repair failed"; 3) After repair completion, a Repair Completion Report or Acceptance Certificate is usually required, together with test data and a list of replaced parts; 4) For return-for-repair cases, attention should be paid to customs time limits and documentary requirements for re-export or domestic sale after "repair completion"; 5) Unlike "warranty completion" or "acceptance qualified," repair completion only indicates that the repair action has ended and does not necessarily equal final customer acceptance or the restart of the warranty period.