Services
Maritime Declaration
Dangerous goods vessel declaration, completed 24 hours before arrival.
Dangerous goods vessel declaration, completed 24 hours before arrival at port.
Application scenarios
Dangerous goods exports, maritime declaration, and pre-operation document declaration for dangerous goods at port.
Services
Document pre-check
UN information verification
Declaration submission
Status tracking
Supplementary filing
Service advantages
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Reviewed before submission
Missing or inconsistent key information is identified early.
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Dangerous goods expertise
Familiar with dangerous goods documentation and declaration procedures.
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Continuous status follow-up
Review, supplementation and results reported promptly.
Process
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Order intake
Verify booking / SO
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Documentation
Completed 1 day before loading
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Container pickup & inspection
Certified inspection · photo record
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Factory loading
Certified supervision · photo record
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Maritime declaration
24 hours before arrival
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Customs clearance
Single window declaration
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Port entry & container return
Compliant placards and seals
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Settlement & filing
Reconciliation & invoicing · document filing
Safety assurance
UN number re-check; DG class and product name checks; document consistency checks; declaration records kept; exception re-check.
FAQ
What documents are needed for maritime declaration?
Requirements vary by cargo. Send us the SDS, UN number, DG class and shipping documents and we can check them first.
Can I ask you before the documents are complete?
Yes. Send us what you have and we can help identify what information is missing.
Complex Logistics, Handled
Tell us the cargo name, UN number, hazard class, container type, port and delivery address — our specialists will help you work out how to move it.
Not sure whether your documents are complete? Ask us first — we will tell you what to prepare next.