Get Dd 2890 2011-2025

The DD 2890 is a crucial form used for the declaration of dangerous goods in transportation. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to effectively complete this form online, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the DD 2890.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. In item 1, enter the shipper's address and telephone number where the hazardous material was certified.
3. For item 2, if applicable, provide the transport document number; leave blank for breakbulk shipments.
4. In item 3, indicate the page number and total number of pages, for example, 'Page 1 of 1'.
5. Input the 17-character TCN in item 4, which is the shipper's reference.
6. Leave item 5 blank as it is for the freight forwarder’s reference.
7. In item 6, provide the consignee's DODAAC and geographical location, including contact details if necessary.
8. Item 7 should be completed by the carrier, providing the vessel carrier name.
9. Circled the applicable 24-hour emergency assistance telephone numbers provided in the form.
10. Mark an 'X' in item 8 if the shipment is within limitations for military or commercial transport.
11. For item 14, detail the shipping description of the goods, including UN number, proper shipping name, and mass.
12. Specify the container identification number or vehicle registration number in item 15.
13. Enter the seal numbers for the container in item 16.
14. Provide details about the container or vehicle type in item 17.
15. In item 18, record the tare mass of the container.
16. If applicable, provide any additional handling information in item 19.
17. Item 20 will be filled out by the receiving organization; leave it blank.
18. Complete item 21 with the name of the company, declarant's name and status, certification date, and signature.
19. Once all sections are completed, users can save changes, download, print, or share the form.

Start completing the DD 2890 online today to ensure compliance with your dangerous goods shipments.