Courier Shipping Bill

A shipping bill is a legal document used in international trade and shipping to facilitate the movement of goods across international borders. It is typically required for customs clearance and for complying with various international regulations and trade agreements. A courier shipping bill, sometimes referred to as a courier waybill or courier invoice, is a specific type of shipping bill used by courier companies to ship parcels and documents.

Shipper Information: Name and address of the sender (shipper) of the goods or documents. Contact information of the shipper, including phone number and email address.

Consignee Information: Name and address of the recipient (consignee) of the goods or documents. Contact information of the consignee, including phone number and email address.

Shipment Details: Description of the contents being shipped, including the number of packages, weight, and dimensions of each package. Value of the contents, if applicable, for customs and insurance purposes. Declaration of the contents, including whether the shipment contains dangerous goods or restricted items.

Shipment Tracking Invoice and Payment Details Customs Information

A unique shipment tracking or waybill number that is used to track the package's progress during transit.
Barcodes or QR codes for scanning and tracking.

Information related to the payment for shipping services, including shipping charges and any additional fees.
Information about the method of payment (e.g., credit card, prepaid account).

Details required for customs clearance, such as the harmonized system (HS) code for the goods, the country of origin, and any applicable customs declarations.