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This invoice must be completed in English. COMMERCIAL INVOICE Page _______ of _______ EXPORTER: Ship Date: Tax ID#: Contact Name: Air Waybill No. / Tracking No.: Telephone No.: Invoice No.: Purchase Order No.: E-Mail: Company Name/Address: Payment Terms: Bill of Lading: Purpose of Shipment: Country/Territory: Parties to Transaction: Related Non-Related SOLD TO (if different from Consignee): CONSIGNEE: Tax ID#: Same as CONSIGNEE: Contact Name: Telephone No.: Tax ID#: E-Mail: Company Name/Address: Company Name/Address: Country/Territory: Country/Territory: If there is a designated broker for this shipment, please provide contact information. Name of Broker ____________________________________________________ Tel. No. __________________________ Contact Name _______________________________________________ Duties and Taxes Payable by Exporter Consignee Other If Other, please specify _______________________________________________________________________ No. of No. of Net Weight Unit of Harmonized Country of Unit Total Description of Goods Packages Units (LBS / KGS) Measure Tariff Number Manufacture Value Value Total Total Total Net (Indicate Total Gross (Indicate Terms Pkgs Units Weight LBS/KGS) Weight LBS/KGS) of Sale: Subtotal: Insurance: Special Instructions: Freight: Packing: Declaration Statement(s): Handling: Other: I declare that all the information contained in this invoice to be true and correct. Invoice Total: Originator or Name of Company Representative if the invoice is being completed on behalf of a company or individual: Currency Code: Date: Signature / Title / Date: Rev. 01.01.20-1.09 COMMERCIAL INVOICE This invoice must be completed in English. CONTINUATION SHEET Page _______ of ________ EXPORTER: Air Waybill No. / Tracking No.: Invoice No.: Purchase Order No.: Payment Terms: Bill of Lading: Country/Territory: CONSIGNEE: SOLD TO (if different from Consignee): Country/Territory: Country/Territory: No. of No. of Net Weight Unit of Harmonized Country of Unit Total Description of Goods Packages Units (LBS / KGS) Measure Tariff Number Manufacture Value Value SUBTOTAL FOR THIS PAGE: Rev. 01.01.20-1.09.

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