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A bill of lading is a legal document issued by a carrier to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of the goods being carried. This document must accompany the shipped goods and must be signed by an authorized representative from the carrier, shipper, and receiver.

These are also good points to check whether the bill of lading is filled out correctly:The Shipper's Identity.Port and Date of Loading.Port of Discharge.Condition of the Goods.Quantity and Description of Cargo Loaded.Freight.Conflicting terms.Document set.More items...

Access the "Bill of Lading" table.Click the Create New button in the top right.Select the Line of Business containing the non-parcel orders to be shipped.If you are creating a BOL for a particular order, select the Order.Enter the BOL Number for the shipment.In the BOL Date field, select the date of this BOL.More items...

At the top of the BOL, you'll see spaces for both the shipment reference number and a quote identification number. These numbers are generated to help identify and track your shipment as it makes its way to its final destination.

Some fraudsters are capable of forging bills of lading using high quality colour photocopiers that can reproduce even the printed logo of the earner. These fake bills of lading are usually used in persuading buyers or banks to pay for non-existent cargo.

Under a to order of bank/carrier the relevant party will make the endorsement on the bill of lading. The exporter can then approach the bank with endorsement, bill of exchange, invoices, PO, and other trade documents to release the letter of credit funds.

These are also good points to check whether the bill of lading is filled out correctly:The Shipper's Identity.Port and Date of Loading.Port of Discharge.Condition of the Goods.Quantity and Description of Cargo Loaded.Freight.Conflicting terms.Document set.More items...