Commercial and Noncommercial Invoice.
Section 414
SEC. 414. Commercial and Noncommercial Invoice. – Commercial invoice of imported goods shall contain the following: (a) The agreed price paid or to be p aid for the goods; (b) The adjustments to the price paid or to be paid as defined in Section 701(1) of this Act, if not yet included in the invoice, as may be applicable; (c) The names of the buyer, seller, and the time and place of sale; (d) The port of entry; (e) A sufficient description to enable the accurate identification of goods for tariff classification, customs valuation, and statistical purposes, indicating the correct commodity description, in customary term or commercial designation, the grade or quality, numbers, marks or symbols under which they are sold by the seller or manufacturer, together with the marks and number of packages in which the goods are packed; (f) The quantities in the weights or measures of the goods shipped; and (g) Any other fact deemed necessary for the proper examination, customs valuation, and tariff classification of the goods as may be prescribed by rules and regulations. To the extent possible, the above requirements shall also apply to goods imported but not covered by sale, such as goods on consignment or lease, samples, or donations, covered by a consignment, pro forma invoice, or other noncommercial invoice.