International logistics involves various documents. Understanding their purpose and filling specifications is crucial.

Main Document Types

• Commercial Invoice: Transaction certificate between buyer and seller, basis for customs declaration. Must include cargo description, quantity, unit price, total value.
• Packing List: Details packaging information including contents per box, weight, dimensions for customs inspection.
• Bill of Lading: Carrier's receipt and title document. Sea B/L is negotiable, AWB is non-negotiable.
• Certificate of Origin: Proves country of origin for tariff preferences. Common types include general CO and FORM A.
• Customs Declaration: Official document for customs including cargo info, HS code, declared value.

Filling Guidelines

1. Accuracy: All document info must match actual cargo
2. Language: Use destination country language as required
3. Format: Follow international trade conventions
4. Signatures: Necessary signatures and stamps complete
5. Validity: Some documents have expiration dates

Special Cargo Documents

Some cargo requires additional documents:

• Dangerous goods: MSDS, DG declaration
• Food products: Health certificate, quarantine certificate
• Electronics: FCC certification, CE certification
• Cosmetics: FDA registration