Export Shipment Compliance Documentation

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Export Shipment Compliance Documentation refers to the complete set of documents and records required to demonstrate that an export shipment complies with all applicable national and international export control regulations and customs requirements. This includes, for example, the commercial invoice, packing list, export license, certificate of origin, shipper’s letter of instruction, and, where applicable, dangerous goods declarations.

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