EXPORT-Shipping Document Quiz

The document that serves as proof that goods have been shipped and details the shipment, consignee, and destination is the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN

• EXPORT DECLARATION

To ensure that the bank will release payment after shipment, all documents must comply with the terms of the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• CERTIFICATES OF ORIGIN

• EXPORTDECLARATION

A document that certifies the place where the goods were manufactured and is often required by customs authorities is the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN

• EXPORT DECLARATION

The document that provides details on the value, description, and quantity of the goods for the buyer and customs is the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN

• COMMERCIAL INVOICE

Before exporting, companies must file an __________ with customs authorities to declare the goods being shipped.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• COMMERCIAL INVOICE

• EXPORT DECLARATION

The document that outlines the terms and conditions under which a bank will pay the exporter is known as the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• COMMERCIAL INVOICE

• EXPORT DECLARATION

The official document that provides a detailed account of the goods being exported, including their value and quantity, is called the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN

• COMMERCIAL INVOICE

A document that must be presented to customs to verify the legitimacy of the goods being exported is the __________.

• BILL OF LADING

• LETTER OF CREDIT

• CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN

• EXPORT DECLARATION