Do all international packages require a customs form?

Do all international packages require a customs form?

Any package sent to an international destination requires a customs postage form, or more specifically, a customs declaration form. Even shipments sent to U.S. Territories or Military bases require customs forms in some cases. There are exceptions when it comes to traditional letters and postcards.

How do I put customs declaration on a package?

How do I attach the customs documents to the box?

1. The best thing to do is use a ‘documents enclosed’ pouch which is designed to be attached to a box for shipping packages.
2. A clear plastic wallet or envelope is also suitable as long as it is taped down so the customs documents don’t move in transit.

What do you list on customs form?

Some Items on a Customs Form Frequently Required Include:

1. Name and address of the shipper or seller.
2. Description of the item or items.
3. A listing of quantity of each item in the package.
4. Purchase prices of each item in the package.
5. The weight of the package. …
6. Country of origin of the product.

What needs to be on an international shipping label?

In order to get your shipping label printed correctly, you need to be familiar with all the parts of the label….5. Product Information

• A detailed description of the contents.
• Item quantity.
• Item weight.
• Item value in U.S. dollars.
• Tariff number (if applicable)
• Country of origin.
• Insured value.
• Insured fee.

Can I fill out my customs form online?

You can also use Customs Forms Online to help ship packages from your home or office using Click-N-Ship® service. 2 You can also fill out hardcopy PS Form 2976-R, USPS Customs Declaration and Dispatch Note at your local Post Office™.

What do you write in custom description?

Completing your customs declaration form This will include: A description of the goods you’re sending (see providing a clear goods description) The value and quantity of each item. The purpose of the shipment e.g. gift, personal belongings, an item you’ve sold etc.