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Non-statutory Clearance Guidance

ONSCG4000 · Handling applications upon receipt

  • ONSCG4100 · Application receipt
  • ONSCG4140 · Handling applications on receipt: action on receipt of Non-statutory Business Clearance Application
  • ONSCG4160 · Clearance applications received without an Annex
  • ONSCG4200 · Obligation to turn round clearances within 28 days
  • ONSCG4300 · Exception report
  • ONSCG4400 · Use of email
  • ONSCG4500 · Commercially sensitive clearances
  1. Handling applications upon receipt: contents
  2. Handling applications upon receipt: Exception report

ONSCG4300 | Handling applications upon receipt: Exception report

From HM Revenue & Customs · Non-statutory Clearance Guidance

Where the application is still open three months after receipt by HMRC caseworkers should send an exception report to the Non-statutory Clearance Team by email.

This exception report should include the full details of the reasons for delay so that potential problems (for example postal delays or delays in obtaining advice) can be addressed.

This exception report will need to include the following:

  • Unique reference for clearance (UTR in LBS)

  • Other reference (for example VAT, UTR)

  • Name of business or property

  • Date application first received by HMRC

  • Date application first received by caseworker

  • Reason why application unresolved

After completion please email the exception report to the Non-statutory Clearances Team. No additional information needs to be submitted with the exception report.

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