Article 220a Procedural rules applying to the use of NATO form 302 for customs procedures other than transit (Articles 6(3) and 158(2) of the Code)F1
United Kingdom
The customs office designated by the Member State where the military activity on the customs territory of the Union starts shall supply the NATO forces stationed in its territory with NATO forms 302 which:
are pre-authenticated with the stamp and signature of an official of that office;
are serially numbered;
bear the full address of that designated customs office for the return copy of the NATO form 302.
At the time of dispatch of the goods, the NATO forces shall do either of the following:
lodge the NATO form 302 data electronically at the designated customs office;
complete the NATO form 302 with a statement that the goods are being moved under their control and authenticate this statement by their signature, stamp and date.
Where the NATO forces proceed in accordance with point (b) of paragraph 2, they shall, without delay, provide a copy of the NATO form 302 to the customs office designated as responsible for the customs formalities and controls pertaining to the NATO forces dispatching the goods or on whose behalf the goods are being dispatched.
The other copies of the NATO form 302 shall accompany the consignment to the NATO forces of destination, which shall stamp and sign them upon arrival of the goods.
At the time of arrival of the goods, two copies of the form shall be given to the customs office designated as responsible for the customs formalities and controls pertaining to the NATO forces of destination.
That designated customs office shall retain one copy and shall return the second copy to the customs office responsible for customs formalities and controls pertaining to the NATO forces dispatching the goods or on whose behalf the goods are being dispatched.