Does this classify my HS code automatically?
No. This page helps organize invoice fields. Confirm HS classification with a qualified broker, tariff database, or compliance source.
Use a structured invoice draft for exports from China to the United States, then confirm final details with your buyer, forwarder, or broker.
Best for: China-based exporters, sourcing agents, and small brands shipping goods to the United States.
Use it when a US buyer, freight forwarder, express carrier, or customs broker asks for invoice fields before shipment.
No. This page helps organize invoice fields. Confirm HS classification with a qualified broker, tariff database, or compliance source.
Keep the exporter, consignee, country of origin, HS code, product value, currency, and incoterms clear and consistent.
Under 19 CFR 141.86(d), the invoice and attachments must be in English or accompanied by an accurate English translation. Use the English document layout and confirm product-specific information, attachments, and final entry requirements with your U.S. broker.
TradePaper catches common structure problems, but export requirements change by country, product, broker, and shipping method.
Move between the invoice, packing list, checklist, HS code, and incoterms pages that are usually reviewed together before a shipment leaves.