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| Certifying Procedures | 29.9263 – 29.9266 | |||||||||||||
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47 FR 8980, Mar. 3, 1982, unless otherwise noted.
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Each tobacco classification certificate shall show:
(a) The caption “Tobacco Classification Certificate”;
(b) Whether it is an original, first, second, or other copy;
(c) The number of the certificate;
(d) The sale bill identification number;
(e) The location of the tobacco at the time of inspection and certification;
(f) The date of certification;
(g) The class or type of tobacco;
(h) The number of lots in the crop-lot;
(i) The weight of each lot;
(j) The signature of the inspector and,
(k) Such additional information as may be required by the Director.
Each certificate issued under this regulation shall:
(a) Show that it was issued under the Tobacco Inspection Act;
(b) Be in a form approved for the purpose by the Director, and
(c) Embody within it, written or printed terms with respect to the particular kind of service, all applicable information required by § 29.9263. Each certificate may also contain any information, not inconsistent with the act and the regulations in this subpart, as may be approved or required by the Director. The Director may, in his discretion, specify or limit the period in which a certificate shall be valid.
Distribution of the Tobacco Classification Certificate shall be limited to the provisions of this section. The original certificate and one copy shall be delivered or mailed to the applicant or his agent. One copy and the copy of the ASCS certificate shall be forwarded by the inspector to the Division or office of inspection.
No change or alteration shall be made in the weight or other identification of a lot on the Tobacco Classification Certificate after the certification of class or type, and any such change or alteration shall constitute and be construed as a change or alteration in the certificate issued or authorized under the act.