ST0344DOCBIS

ST0344

Best Practice No. 5 - When the Destination Control Statement (DCS) is required, the Exporter should provide the appropriate Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) and the final destination where the item(s) are intended to be used, for each export to the end-user and, where relevant, to the…

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Best Practice No. 5 - When the Destination Control Statement (DCS) is required, the Exporter should provide the appropriate Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) and the final destination where the item(s) are intended to be used, for each export to the end-user and, where relevant, to the ultimate consignee. For exports that do not require the DCS, other classification information (EAR99) and the final destination should be communicated on bills of lading, air waybills, buyer/seller contracts and other commercial documentation. For re-exports of controlled and uncontrolled items, the same classification and destination specific information should be communicated on export documentation as well.

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  • M8

    6 — EXPORT/IMPORT CLEARANCE

    Export/import clearance procedures require that the commercial invoice accompanying each tangible shipment include complete and accurate…

  • M8

    2 — EXPORT/IMPORT CLEARANCE

    Export clearance procedures require that the SLI contain an accurate description of all items, the country of ultimate destination, the…

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First mapped
Jun 8, 2022
Last updated
May 26, 2026 (9m ago)
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Best Practices for Industry to Guard Against Unlawful Diversion through Transshipment