1.

A warehouse has been rented at the disposal of the buyer before starting the

unloading of the merchandise at the customs port.

2. The loading is ready to send the goods in bulk on board by territory water to

unload at the place designed by the buyer.

3. The commercial invoice reflects the type of merchandise to be transported

and the date of departure and arrival and form of transport of the same

4. the landing in the port and storage of the merchandise in a temporary

warehouse for the distribution and export of the same

5. When negotiating the merchandise a price was agreed and paid with

canadiences dollars and will be transported by land

6. when importing varied merchandise, the necessary documentation must be

presented to the customs office corresponding to the means of transport

7. the transport of the merchandise will be carried out by air for short-term

delivery to the destination designated by the buyer

8. for air transport, the air guide is needed where it reflects all the information of

the merchandise and the destination of the same

9. when transporting the merchandise it is insured against all risks at the

request of the buyer

10. The carrier must have the commercial invoice, ground guide at hand at the

time of customs clearance

11. at the time of delivery the trader must present the commercial invoice

12. the payment of the merchandise was by means of a bank check that was

credited
13. in the negotiation of the merchandise the buyer bargained the price and a

short-term payment agreement was reached

14. bulk merchandise was packed in bags or bags inside the container and

shipped on the ship

15. Before unlocking the merchandise at the port, you must present the bill of

lading and the invoice to the customs assistant for the inspection and

approval for the merchandise debarking

16. the captain of the ship must have knowledge of what is addressed by the

ship and reflect it in the logbook

17. the cargo on board the ship has been insured against all risks to its

destination assigned by the buyer

18. Customs agents perform quality control on perishable merchandise to allow

the merchandise to be nationalized or to be returned to its point of origin

19. at the time of the unlocking of the merchandise, the consignee or responsible

of the merchandise must be present with the necessary documentation for

the inspection and determine if the merchandise is approved or rejected

20. The country of origin and country of destination is reflected in the commercial

invoice together with the date of departure and arrival, freight, insurance,

cost and taxes