Common use of INVOICES AND PACKING SHEETS Clause in Contracts

INVOICES AND PACKING SHEETS. a) CBP requires a commercial invoice for all imports into the United States. A commercial invoice is one prepared by the Seller or shipper of the goods and contains sufficient information for U.S. Customs to determine the value, tariff classification, and admissibility of an import shipment. b) A commercial invoice is normally a document accompanying the import shipment. In many instances, it is a copy of the same financial invoice being used by Buyer to pay the foreign seller. The invoice can be a commercial or invoice generated specifically for the purpose of declaring the import shipment to U.S. Customs, particularly in the case of non-purchased goods. c) Each commercial or invoice of imported merchandise shall set forth the following information:

INVOICES AND PACKING SHEETS. a) CBP requires a commercial invoice for all imports into the United States. A commercial invoice is one prepared by the Seller or shipper of the goods and contains sufficient information for U.S. Customs to determine the value, tariff classification, and admissibility of an import shipment. b) A commercial invoice is normally a document accompanying the import shipment. In many instances, it is a copy of the same financial invoice being used by Buyer Xxxxx to pay the foreign seller. The invoice can be a commercial or invoice generated specifically for the purpose of declaring the import shipment to U.S. Customs, particularly in the case of non-purchased goods. c) Each commercial or invoice of imported merchandise shall set forth the following information: