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Complete name, address, telephone, and business registration/tax ID of the recipient of the shipment.

Where the merchandise was grown, mined, or manufactured (following customs regulations).

Detailed information about the items shipped (name, part numbers, serial numbers, HS numbers).

Invoice must use only one type of currency.

The actual price paid or payable for the goods; including free or gifted items.

A detailed and specific description of the goods.

A separate value for each item if there are multiple items in one shipment.

Invoice must have quantity, weight, unit price, currency, and country of origin (COO).

A system that acts as a global storage location for shipment documents.

A system for scanning and storing import documents.

Used for manifesting and routing FedEx shipments.

Systems used by GTS to create customs declarations.

A system for tracking FedEx packages.

A guide for shipping requirements for different countries.

System holding goods in customs bond for processing.

A system to handle the details of shipments, including routing.

A document detailing a shipment, enabling tracking.

Legal document outlining sales terms, crucial for customs.

Formal document declaring imported goods for customs process.

Essential documents for accurate customs declarations.

Data within the Air Waybill, used to create Manifest Data Entry.

Data from the AWB used in the import clearance system.

Documents needed for import/export based on specific regulations.

Information concerning the shipment (details, value, currency).

GTS enables FedEx to be the fastest global transportation service by providing compliant, cost-effective, fast, and revenue-generating cross-border customs clearance and brokerage services.

GTS's responsibility to follow customs regulations during the import process.

To ensure outstanding customer experiences, handle transactions with accuracy, and treat customers professionally and politely.

People are the most important assets; profitability comes from excellent service.

FedEx's department that handles global trade and customs transactions, ensuring regulatory compliance and efficient processes.

Process of obtaining official permission from customs authorities to bring goods into a country.

The steps involved in bringing goods into a country from another country.

The software and databases used by customs authorities and FedEx for trade processes.

Customs processes for bringing goods into a country, based on the destination country's regulations.

The party sending goods internationally.

Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the US; helps determine US import duties and taxes.

Customs process for high-value shipments or those requiring specific OGA handling.

Employer Identification Number; crucial for formal import entries for the US.

The party receiving an international shipment.

The location where goods are made, or where the last significant process occurs.

A simpler entry process for shipments lower than $2500 USD.

US Customs and Border Protection; handles US imports.

FedEx database containing importer information for streamlined import processes.

Commercial invoice lacks a declared value or breakdown of multiple item values.

Details like description and value breakdown are unclear or unreadable on the invoice.

Essential contact information (company name, address, phone) is missing from invoice for shipper or receiver.

Differences between details on invoice (description, value, weight, packages) and airway bill (AWB).

The commercial invoice lacks a single currency for pricing.

The item descriptions on the invoice are lacking, incomplete, or unclear.

If there are multiple items, provide a specific value for each item on the invoice.

The information provided on the invoice for the sender or recipient (consignee/shipper) is wrong or incomplete.