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Filling out the CBP Form 4630.pdf is essential for requesting a decision from U.S. Customs and Border Protection regarding the release of seized property. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and effectively.

Follow the steps to complete the CBP Form 4630.pdf

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. In Part I, enter the seizure case number, date of seizure, and your full name including first, middle, and last names. Additionally, provide your date of birth in mm/dd/yyyy format and the city, state, and county of your birth.
3. Continue in Part I by indicating the place of seizure where the property was taken.
4. Move to Part II. Provide certified copies or originals of all relevant documents such as bills of sale and receipts that demonstrate your interest in the seized property. This information is crucial for your petition to avoid denial.
5. In section A, describe the seized property in detail, including its year, make, model, and serial number or Vehicle Identification Number. If there is not enough space, use continuation sheets.
6. In section B, clarify your interest in the seized property. Indicate whether you are the owner, a lien holder, or have another type of interest.
7. In section C, present the facts and circumstances that justify your request for relief from forfeiture. If the property was possessed by someone else at the time of seizure, explain how it came into their possession. Use continuation sheets if necessary.
8. Proceed to Part III, where you will sign your declaration affirming the truthfulness of the information provided. Make sure to fill out the state and county where you are signing.
9. In Part IV, a notary public must sign and date your petition, confirming your signature if required.
10. After completing all parts, review the form for accuracy, save changes, and download or print the document for submission.

Complete your CBP Form 4630.pdf online today to ensure your petition for relief from forfeiture is properly filed.