But what I want to talk about is the not-so-sexy part of the export: the documents needed for international shipping. This is what you have to do – and do it properly – to successfully deliver goods and earn money. I would say that this less sexy part of exporting is more important than the sexy side, but maybe that`s because that`s what I`ve been focusing on for the last 22 years. Once you have sent a proform invoice to your international prospector and received his order, you must prepare your goods for shipping, including the papers that must accompany the goods. Of these documents, the commercial invoice is one of the most important. UPS Store® offers a full range of shipping services via UPS® and other international airlines. We offer a variety of delivery options from night to ground delivery. Contact your location in the neighbourhood for services, prices and/or schedules. Before living, UPS seemed happy and willing to offer its many customers transparent and easy-to-understand agreements, which included a one-time discount for De Ground, Air- and Hundredweight services, as well as relatively «easy to predict» fees. Things have certainly changed to the point where very few parcel shippers actually understand their own agreements, let alone their pricing and discounting practices, and measuring the real impact of a new UPS agreement or UPS proposal can be a challenge even for the most experienced consultant. UPS offers unprecedented flexibility and extensive geographic coverage for international programming. Choose from three guaranteed and time-defined international delivery options (some restrictions and restrictions apply to UPS delivery options): If the request came from a national applicant, you probably have a standard offer form to use.

However, in the case of an international transaction, your offer is provided in the form of a proforma invoice. This is because your international interested may need a proform invoice to arrange financing, open a credit, apply for the right import licenses and much more. The first step towards the success of international trade is how to manage customs formalities in different countries. Poorly presented forms or incomplete documents can lead to the retention of your shipments at customs, resulting in delivery delays or high fees for non-compliance.