What are the tips for importers who import the goods to the US?
• Include all information required on your customs invoices. • Prepare your invoices carefully. Type them clearly. Allow sufficient space between lines. Keep the data within each column. • Make sure that your invoices contain the information that would be shown on a well prepared packing list. • Mark and number each package so it can be identified with the corresponding marks and numbers appearing on your invoice. • Show a detailed description on your invoice of each item of merchandise contained in each individual package. • Mark your goods legibly and conspicuously with the country of origin unless they are specifically exempted from country of origin marking requirements, and with such other marking as is required by the marking laws of the United States. • Comply with the provisions of any special laws of the United States that may apply to your goods, such as laws relating to food, drugs, cosmetics, alcoholic beverages, radioactive materials, and others. • Observe the instructions
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