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Priority Import Export Service, Inc.
11222 La Cienega Blvd
Suite 400
Inglewood CA 90304
310-863-3056
Fax: 310-642-0075
E-Mail Los Angeles
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The Customs Invoice Primer
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- Seller's name and complete
address (shipper must be
shown separately if not seller)
- Sold to - the Importer of
Record for US Custom’s
purposes. ShipTo is required
if different than Importer.
- Invoice Number
- Invoice Date
- Currency of transaction
- Country of Origin
- Quantity
- Complete and thorough
description; state what it is, how
it is made, what it is for, how it
works, who uses it,what state it
is in, etc, so Customs can
understand what is being
imported. The more clearly you
describe your merchandise or
product the less likely you are to
encounter delays.
- Unit price
- Line total
- Number of cartons or
packages
- Net and gross weights (show
per carton when possible and
always show total)
- Selling terms (INCOTERMS only)
- Itemize both shipping and
insurance separately
- Name and address of
manufacturer or harvester; Note
for FDA regulated food products
the FDA registration number of
both the manufacturer/harvester
and the shipper must appear on
the invoice.
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