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International Orders and Customs Documents

If you're quoting/placing an order for an international customer, there's a few extra steps you'll have to do. The first one happens as soon as you make the quote, when you're putting that together there's two notes that need to be listed as /C comments:

  1. Paid in US Funds
  2. Action Target does not pay for taxes or fees
    (picture of a quote with the notes)
    Additionally, you'll need to ask the customer for their customs broker information. That doesn't need to be listed on the quote, but will need to be in the notes when the order is confirmed.

Once the order is placed, there's two documents you'll need to fill out to help the order ship across the border. The first is the Commercial Invoice, and the second is the Certificate of Origin.

Commercial Invoice

The commercial invoice mostly just involves pulling details from the Sales Order in Sage.

Certificate of Origin

The certificate of origin has a lot of the same information, but includes a few different identifiers.

ProductHTS CodeNMFC#
Paper Targets4911.91.2020181920
Plastic Targets3906.90.2000181920
Polyfoam3921.19.0000181920
Cardboard4808.10.0000 
Clearing Traps7326.90.8688187130
Steel Targets7326.90.8688 
Tourniquet (?)9018.90.0000 
Plastic Bodies9618.00.0000 
Body Wash3402.90.3000 
AMMO-UP9603.00.0000033010
SIRT9103.20.0000 
Cleaning Cloths6307.10.0000181920
Portable Runners8537.10.9020 
Pocket Pro (?)9106.90.0000 
Eyewear9004.10.0000168020-00
Rubber Blocks4008.11.5000156640-00
Hearing Protection6506.10.0900156641
Patches5807.10.2010130590-3
CO2 Tanks (?)7311.90.0000 
Shot Timers9106.10.0000 

Broker Details

Broker: FedEx Trade Network

Broker Name: Jim Jones

Email: james.jones2@fedex.com

Phone: 310-386-5489