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Bill of Lading; a document issued by a carrier or its agent to a shipper as a contract for the carriage of goods. It is also a receipt for cargo accepted for transportation and must be presented for acceptance at the destination.
Think of it as a one-stop shop document for your shipment, crucial for smooth and secure international trade.
Cost and Freight; a term of sale meaning that the price charged or quoted by a seller for a shipment does not include insurance charges, but does include all costs to a named port of discharge.
Cost, insurance and freight charges; A sales term that refers to the price charged or quoted by the seller, including insurance and all other costs for transportation to the designated unloading port.
A person or company authorized by international customs authorities to certify and manage shipments between countries. (i.e., they handle the customs clearance process for your vehicle).
The documents required by customs to determine the true value of imported goods and evaluate tariffs and taxes.
After the vehicle is registered in the destination country, it will become the "owner" of the vehicle.
Autocango.com is a delivery address used to deliver shipping documents (rather than vehicles) to vehicle buyers.
Expected arrival time; The expected date and time of arrival at the designated city or port for air, sea, or rail transportation.
Expected departure time; The expected date and time of departure for air, sea, or rail travel from a designated city or port.
A document confirming that the listed items are being legally exported from their country of origin (i.e., the vehicle's previous registration in China has been canceled).