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Mastering Export Documentation is a practical guide for anyone who wants to prepare export documents correctly—without confusion, delays, or costly mistakes. Whether you are a new exporter,a documentation executive, or part of a logistics team, this book will help you understand what to make, why it is needed, and how to make it right.
Export documentation is not just paperwork. Every document connects to the next step-order confirmation, shipment, customs clearance, and payment. One small error can cause shipment delays, extra charges, rejected bank documents, or disputes with buyers. That’s why this book is written in simple language with a step-by-step approach.
You will learn how to prepare the major export documents in an error-free way, including the commercial invoice, packing list, shipping bill, bill of lading/airway bill, certificate of origin, insurance papers, and other key exporter documents. You will also understand how documents should match each other and what common checking points matter at customs, with shipping lines, and in bank processing—especially for LC and other payment methods.
A special highlight of this book is that it includes sample documents for all important exporter-prepared documents. These ready references help you see the correct format, key fields, and typical data—so you can prepare your documents faster and with confidence.
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Manish Baweja
Manish Baweja is an export professional and author who explains export concepts in a simple and practical way. Through his books, he covers everything about exports—how to start, how to grow, how to handle documentation, shipping, compliance, and payments. He focuses on real-world clarity, step-by-step guidance, and common mistakes to avoid. His writing is designed for beginners as well as working professionals.
