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Export documents
require careful preparation to avoid delays in customs clearance
at their port of discharge and also to comply with documentary
letters of credit that specify conditions such as precise product
descriptions, packing lists and attestations including quarantine
certificates and certificates of origin.
Electronic
documentation has made a complex process much easier, but mistakes
can be costly. It is imperative to understand the export
documentation process and to ensure that the preparation of
documentation is carried out with meticulous accuracy.
The
Exporter should appreciate that this list is not exhaustive but is
offered as general guide to help in the preparation and
examination of documents that could be required by the Documentary
Credit.
For
the bank which receives the documents:
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The
Letter of transmittal
Ensure:
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That
the bank (if any) remitting the documents is acting as Paying,
Accepting, Negotiating, or remitting Bank.
For
the bank and the Beneficiary:
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The
Documentary Credit
Ensure:
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The
Draft
Ensure
For
the Bank and the beneficiary
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The
Invoice
Ensure
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That
if required by the Documentary Credit the invoice is signed,
notarized, legalized, certified etc.
For
the Bank and the Beneficiary:
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For a comprehensive export guide, you can purchase The Export Handbook.
The handbook takes you through the practical aspects of exporting essential for both experienced and novice exporters. It covers Export Procedures and Documentation, Customs Export Regulations, Internet Commerce, Banking and Finance, Export Risk and Credit Insurance, Marine Insurance, Shipping and Air Cargo, Freight Forwarding, Export Packaging and Resources for International Trade.
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