FCA document obligation

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Under FCA, the seller’s document obligation is to provide the required export and transport-related documents so that the buyer can take delivery at the named place and complete the export formalities, if included in the contract. This typically includes the commercial invoice, packing list, export license (if needed), and any other documents stipulated by the contract.

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