A Bill of Lading Import is essential for international trade operations entering the United States. It serves three primary functions: acknowledging receipt of goods, evidencing the contract of carriage, and serving as a document of title. Subject to US federal regulations including COGSA and CBP requirements, this document contains crucial information about the shipped goods, parties involved, and terms of carriage. The Bill of Lading Import is particularly important for establishing ownership, facilitating customs clearance, and securing payment in international transactions.
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1. Shipper Information: Details of the exporter/seller including name, address, and contact information
2. Consignee Information: Details of the importer/buyer including name, address, and contact information
3. Vessel Details: Name of vessel, voyage number, port of loading and discharge
4. Cargo Description: Detailed description of goods, including quantity, weight, and measurements
5. Terms and Conditions: Standard contract terms covering liability, jurisdiction, and carrier responsibilities
1. Notify Party: Third party to be notified upon arrival, used when consignee is different from notify party
2. Special Instructions: Any specific handling or delivery instructions, used when cargo requires special treatment
3. Declared Value: Value declaration for insurance purposes, used when higher liability limit is needed
1. Container List: Detailed list of container numbers and seals when shipping containerized cargo
2. Dangerous Goods Declaration: Required when shipping hazardous materials
3. Packing List: Detailed inventory of shipped items, usually attached for customs purposes
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