Trade documents & origin
CMR International Road Consignment Note
Support with checking and correctly handling the CMR consignment note for international road shipments.
The CMR consignment note is the document that accompanies international road shipments. It is based on the CMR Convention and evidences the contract of carriage: who is sending, who is carrying, who is receiving, what was loaded and in what condition.
It is not a customs certificate. It is, however, often requested alongside the customs documents, and its details need to match the invoice and the declaration. Discrepancies in weight, number of packages or consignee can lead to questions or delays.
We check the CMR against the other shipment documents and help with filling it in correctly, so the road transport and the customs procedure rely on the same information.
Send us the details of your case and we will tell you what the procedure involves and what is needed.
What we can take on
- Check the CMR against the invoice and customs documents
- Guidance on filling in the fields correctly
- Coordinate corrections with the carrier before departure
What we may need from you
Depending on the goods and the procedure, we may ask for:
- Sender, carrier and consignee details
- Place of loading and place of delivery
- Description, number of packages, packaging and weight of the goods
- The accompanying shipment documents
Other services in this area
This information is provided for general guidance. The requirements of a customs procedure depend on the type of goods, their origin, the destination, the procedure that applies and the legislation in force.
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