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1. Fill out the CMR consignment note carefully, paying close attention to the sender information fields, including name, address, and any customs reference numbers.
2. Enter the details in the CMR Transport Document section, including the consignee delivery address and the place of loading.
3. Complete the Sender Information fields to finalize this section of the CMR form.
Review each entry carefully in the Sender Information section. Errors here can cause delays in freight delivery or complications at customs clearance.
4. In the fourth section, complete all required fields with precise cargo details, including freight weight, packaging type, and any handling notes.
5. At the conclusion of the document, additional requirements must be met. The carrier must sign and stamp all four copies to validate the contract of carriage.
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What Information Goes on a CMR Consignment Note
A properly completed CMR note must include the following information to comply with CMR Convention requirements:
- Sender address: Full name and address of the exporter or sender
- Consignee address: Full name and delivery address of the recipient
- Place of delivery: The exact location where the carrier must deliver the freight
- Place and date of taking over: Where and when the carrier accepted the goods
- Marks and numbers: Package identification and serial numbers for each item
- Nature and weight of goods: Description, gross weight, and packaging type
- Customs instructions: Any customs clearance requirements or special notes
- Carrier sign and stamp: The carrier must sign and stamp each copy to confirm receipt
Related Shipping and Transport Documents
If you handle international road freight, you may also need these related transport forms available at FormsPal:
- Bill of Lading Form - the standard transport document for sea freight shipments
- Multimodal Transport Document - for cargo moving across multiple transport modes
- DHL Waybill Form - for courier and express freight delivery
- Shipping Manifest Form - for detailed cargo listing and customs declaration