The commercial invoice, packing list, product name, material, purpose, quantity, weight, size, declared value and pictures of the goods must be consistent with each other. The clearer the information, the more controllable customs declaration, inspection and channel judgment are.
Consult customs clearance information
Information list
First sort out the commercial invoice, packing list, goods pictures, receipt and delivery information, quantity, weight, size and declared value, and then check whether all the information is consistent.
Declaration elements
Material, purpose, brand, model, specifications and whether it is charged or not will all affect classification, supervision conditions and customs clearance judgments.
Special goods review
Batteries, liquids, powders, wood packaging, branded and high-value items may require MSDS, UN38.3, authorization or fumigation information.
Inspection preparation
Prepare pictures, usage, material, quantity and document description in advance. The response will be faster and it will be easier to explain clearly when encountering inspection.
No need to write complicated instructions first. Send the core information first, and we will check it item by item according to customs declaration and channel requirements.
Consult customs clearance informationProduct name, picture, material, usage, quantity, weight, size and destination country.
Check whether the invoice, packing list, declaration elements and special information match.
After the information is confirmed, the transportation channels, declaration methods and customs clearance arrangements will be matched.
Yes. First provide the product name, material, usage, pictures and destination country. We will make a preliminary judgment and then confirm whether further classification or supplementary information is needed.
You can consult first for ordinary goods, but it is best to confirm the information before sending sensitive goods, charged goods and branded goods to the warehouse to avoid waiting, changing packaging or being unable to ship.
Not necessarily. The inspection time is determined by the customs and relevant agencies, but the information is complete, the pictures are clear, and the purpose is clear, which is usually more controllable than temporarily supplementing the information.
