A.T.L.A.S. // Customs Documentation
Customs Documentation.
The paperwork that keeps cargo moving — and what tends to break it. Documents reviewed for consistency before they reach the broker mean fewer holds and faster release.
Core documents
- Commercial invoice.
- Packing list.
- Bill of lading / air waybill.
- Certificate of origin, where required.
Conditional
- MSDS / dangerous goods declaration.
- Import and export licenses.
- FDA, USDA, CPSC, FCC filings (US).
Validation
- HTS / HS classification consistent with the cargo description.
- Declared value reconciles across all documents.
- Consignee and notify party correct on the B/L.
CloudPorts does not act as a customs broker — regulated customs filings are performed by licensed brokers within the CloudPorts network, under client authorization. CloudPorts makes sure the file they receive is clean.