6,00€
Download a sample of Inspection Certificate in PDF format used in international transactions.
And User Guide that explains:
- What is it used for?
- Who prepares it?
- To whom is it addressed?
- Information and data that must be included
- Practical advice
- Pages: 4 (Template + User Guide)
Instant download after purchase
Instant download after purchaseAfter the purchase, the document will be available for instant download in Word format. You can either save it for its future use, or open and print it. You will also receive the document by e-mail. In case you don’t manage to download the document, our Customer Department will be pleased to immediately send you the file.
30% off if you buy 2 or more documents
30% off if you buy 2 or more documentsIf you purchase 2 or more products in the same order you will automatically get a discount of 30%.
Document Description
The Inspection Certificate for pre shipment inspection is a document issued by an authority indicating that goods have been inspected (typically according to a set of industry, customer, government, or carrier specifications) prior to shipment and the results of the inspection.
Inspection certificates are generally obtained from neutral testing organizations (e.g., a government entity or independent service company such as SGS o Bureau Veritas). In some cases the Inspection Certificate can come from the manufacturer or shipper, but not from the forwarder or logistics firm.
Who Should Purchase this Document
The Inspection Certificate Guide is helpful for anyone involved in international trade, including: exporters, importers, distributors, traders and brokers, logistics professionals, forwarding agents, shipping lines, airlines, and international trucking firms. This guide is also helpful to trade associations, chambers of commerce, consultants, professors and students of internacional trade.
Best-selling international contracts
Document Description
The Inspection Certificate for pre shipment inspection is a document issued by an authority indicating that goods have been inspected (typically according to a set of industry, customer, government, or carrier specifications) prior to shipment and the results of the inspection.
Inspection certificates are generally obtained from neutral testing organizations (e.g., a government entity or independent service company such as SGS o Bureau Veritas). In some cases the Inspection Certificate can come from the manufacturer or shipper, but not from the forwarder or logistics firm.
Who Should Purchase this Document
The Inspection Certificate Guide is helpful for anyone involved in international trade, including: exporters, importers, distributors, traders and brokers, logistics professionals, forwarding agents, shipping lines, airlines, and international trucking firms. This guide is also helpful to trade associations, chambers of commerce, consultants, professors and students of internacional trade.