Clearance

Clearance

Clearance (delivery order or delivery permit) is a document or remittance for the delivery of goods to its owner or transmitter, which is issued by the carrier or his representative as customs in accordance with the relevant rules and regulations.

The owner of the goods or his legal representative who wants to clear the goods through customs, must submit a remittance as customs through the creditor of the goods, ie transport companies (land, air and sea), according to which the transport company Allows the owner of the goods or his representative to receive the goods from customs.

Clearance is in fact a kind of bankruptcy of the shipping company’s account with the importer (owner of the goods) and according to which the shipping company declares the delivery of the goods to the owner of the goods unimpeded to the recipient mentioned in the clearance to the customs.

The information contained in the clearance, like the warehouse receipt, is extracted from the contents of the bill of lading or manifest.

The information contained in a clearance will be as follows:

• Receiver Specifications
• Name of ship
• Bill of lading number and date of issue
• Port loading
• Port port
• Number and type of packaging
• Description of goods
• net weight
• Name of shipping company with transportation company
• Vehicle specifications
• Total load list number
• And . . .