A Customs Clearance Notice is a written or electronic notification in foreign trade practice, issued by a carrier, freight forwarder, or customs broker to the consignee, shipper, or their designated customs agent, informing that the goods have arrived at the destination port/airport or bonded zone and are ready for customs declaration, requiring the relevant parties to promptly handle import customs clearance procedures. Usage scenarios include: after sea/air arrival, before entry into a cross-border e-commerce bonded warehouse, and before international express delivery. Notes: The notice typically lists the bill of lading number, cargo information, arrival date, deadline for free container/demurrage period, required documents (e.g., bill of lading, invoice, packing list, certificate of origin), and customs clearance time limit; failure to clear customs within the deadline may result in late declaration fees, storage charges, or even customs auction of the goods. Difference from 'Arrival Notice': Arrival Notice focuses on the arrival of goods, while Customs Clearance Notice focuses on reminding and guiding the handling of customs procedures; it is the opposite of 'Release Notice', which confirms that customs has released the goods and they can be picked up. Upon receiving a Customs Clearance Notice, one should verify the information and prepare documents as soon as possible to avoid delays.