Some of the most important documents used in import trade are as follows: (i) Indent (ii) Bill of Lading (iii) Bill of Entry (iv) Letter of Credit (v) Bill of Sight (vi) Dock Challan (vii) Dock Warrant.
Proforma Invoice.
Commercial Invoice.
Packing List.
Certificates of Origin.
Certificate of Free Sale.
Shipper's Letter of Instruction.
Inland Bill of Lading.
Ocean Bill of Lading.
Importer and exporter Import/Export Permit. A document issued by a government department that authorises the importation and exportation of certain restricted items. Trade and Industry Department, Customs and Excise Department, and others prepared it. Certificate of International Import (IIC)
Transport documents are contracts for the carriage of goods that are traded between parties. They differ depending on the mode of transportation.
The bill of lading, freight bill, and Free On Board (FOB) terms of sale are the three most important documents in interstate freight transportation in the United States.
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