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Commercial invoice
“Commercial Invoice” in international terminology; is the final sales invoice prepared on the spot, showing information such as the type, name, quantity, unit sales price, and total price of the goods sold.
Proforma invoice
Consular Invoice
“Consular Invoice” in international terminology; These are the invoices approved by the consulate by filling in the blank invoice form that the exporter firm will obtain from the consulate of the country to which it will export its goods.
Certified Invoice
“Legalized / Certified Invoice” in international terminology; As a result of the approval of the commercial invoice issued by the exporting company to the foreign buyer by the consulate of the importing country, a certified invoice is obtained.
Freight Invoice
“Freight Invoice” in international terminology; is the invoice that also shows the transportation fee issued when the freight is paid by the seller. Freight amount can be shown as included in the cost of goods or separately.
Inspection Certificate
“Inspection Certificate” in international terminology; is a document prepared by a surveillance company to show that the goods subject to trade comply with the conditions stipulated in the sales contract.
Customs declaration
“Customs Declaration Form” in international terminology; In export, it is a document submitted to the customs administration after it is filled by the Customs Legislation and approved by the relevant exporter association.
Halal Certificate
“Halal Certificate” in international terminology; is a document that Islamic countries demand meat imports and shows that the cuts comply with Islamic rules.
Shipment Document – Bill of Lading
“Bill of Lading / Consignment Note” in international terminology; is the contract of carriage between the exporter and the carrier who will transport the goods subject to transportation from one point to another.
Sea Bill of Lading
“Marine / Ocean Bill of Lading” in international terminology; In maritime transport, the document is the document proving that the goods have been received or loaded for transport.
Road Transport Certificate
“Road Waybill” in international terminology; is a document showing that the goods have been received by the shipping company to be transported to the desired location.
Mixed Transport Certificate
“Combined Bill of Lading” in international terminology; is the document given to the shipper by the carrier in cases where there are more than one means of transportation in the transportation of the goods subject to the document and showing that the goods will be transported from the place of receipt to the destination.
Certificate of Origin
“Certificate of Origin” in international terminology; is a document showing the country of origin of the goods subject to foreign trade, that is, the country of production.
Special Certificate of Origin – Form A
“Certificate of Origin” in international terminology; It is the certificate of origin issued for exports to countries that give preference to benefit from the concessional customs rates provided by the General Preferences system.
Radiation Analysis Document
“Radiation Certificate” in international terminology; is the document proving that agricultural products do not contain more than an acceptable amount of radiation or that they are radiation-free.
Insurance policy
“Insurance Policy” in international terminology; is the document that proves that the insured property is insured against risks by the contract made between the insured and the insurance company and shows the rights and responsibilities of the parties.
Truck Carnet
“TIR Carnet” in international terminology; is the document used for vehicles making international transportation between countries that are members of the TIR Convention (Transit International Routier) signed in Geneva in 1959.
Airline Transport Bill / Air Waybill
“Airwaybill” in international terminology; is a document showing that the goods issued by the airline companies have been received for transportation.