How should you document the actual value before the carrier asks?
Hungary's NAV explains that customs clearance can be delayed when supporting evidence is requested and identifies the invoice and transfer record as possible proof. Lei-Kol should issue a final commercial invoice naming buyer and seller, date and number, exact painting title, original acrylic medium, year, dimensions, price, currency, US origin, and delivery terms.
Photographs, certificate, packing list, transport document, freight, and insurance should match that record.
NAV also provides e-commerce and eVAM information, but a large original painting may exceed the practical scope of simplified parcel treatment. The buyer should ask the selected carrier or customs intermediary which electronic route applies, who submits the declaration, whether an authorization is required, how the live commodity code is confirmed, and what evidence will be uploaded. A Chapter 97 reference is a starting point rather than permission to publish a universal Hungarian rate.
