Get Ocean Bill Of Lading - Dhx 2020-2025

The Ocean Bill Of Lading - DHX is a critical document used in international shipping, serving as a contract between the shipper and the carrier. Completing this form correctly is essential for ensuring that your cargo is transported smoothly and legally.

Follow the steps to complete the Ocean Bill Of Lading - DHX.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Ocean Bill Of Lading - DHX and open it in your digital editor.
2. Fill in the shipper/exporter's complete name and address at the top of the form. This identifies the individual or business sending the cargo.
3. Input the consignee's information in the designated area. Note that this section is not negotiable unless specifically consigned to order.
4. Enter the booking number and bill of lading number. These identifiers will help track and reference your shipment during transit.
5. Provide export references and quote number if applicable. These may include unique identifiers related to the shipping arrangement or quotation.
6. Fill in the forwarding agent FMC number if one applies. This entry helps identify the forwarding company handling the cargo.
7. Specify the point and country of origin, which is the location where the cargo is being shipped from.
8. Detail the delivery location under 'FOR DELIVERY TO.' This specifies where the cargo is to be delivered.
9. Enter the notify party's complete name and address. This person or entity will receive updates about the shipment.
10. If there is a third party to be billed, fill in their information. This allows for billing to someone other than the sender or receiver.
11. Complete the sections on pre-carriage by and place of receipt by the pre-carrier. This indicates who handles the cargo before it is loaded onto the vessel.
12. Fill out the export carrier details, including vessel, voyage, and flag. This identifies the shipping company managing the cargo.
13. Indicate the port of loading and port of discharge to confirm where the cargo will be loaded and where it will arrive.
14. Complete sections for the place of delivery by the carrier and loading pier/terminal for further clarity on the logistics involved.
15. Specify the number of originals required for the bill of lading, as this dictates how many signed copies should be issued.
16. Provide the marks and numbers and container numbers to unique identify the cargo and any containers involved in the shipment.
17. Indicate the number of packages and their description, ensuring accuracy in identifying the cargo being shipped.
18. Fill in charge details, selecting whether they are prepaid, collect, or third party. This section specifies who is responsible for payment.
19. Declare the value of the cargo, which may affect liability limits if any loss or damage occurs.
20. Finalize by reviewing all information entered for accuracy. Save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Ensure your cargo is shipped without issues by completing the Ocean Bill Of Lading - DHX online today.