Libya Export Letter of Credit Consultancy

Libya Export Letter of Credit Consultancy

Letter of Credit References:

We have completed our export letter of credit consultancy services with success in regards to a letter of credit which is issued by Wahda Bank on 28.March.2019.

The letter of credit number was 114MIS.LC.49.075. Letter of credit issued in English language.

Total letter of credit amount was USD 20.345,00. The beneficiary shipped goods in a single shipment for full letter of credit amount. Partial shipment has not been utilized.

Documents have been accepted by the issuing bank on first presentation.

Documents Required:

  • Bill of Lading Full Set
  • Vessel Certificate 1 Original
  • Commercial Invoice 4 Originals
  • Certificate of Origin 1 Original, 1 Copy
  • Packing List 4 Originals
  • Pre-Shipment Inspection Certificate 1 Original, 2 Copies

Specific Conditions:

  • Libya has been dealing with political uncertainties for almost a decade and one of the highest risk possessing countries in the world.
  • Libyan banks demand very high discrepancy fees around 450-500 USD per presentation.
  • All shipments directed to Libya is subject to a compulsory pre-shipment inspection from one of the authorized inspection companies.
  • The letter of credit has been confirmed by a bank in beneficiary’s country.

Our Work:

  • The exporter has supplied us the actual letter of credit.
  • We have checked the letter of credit and changed the delivery term from CIF to CFR and eliminating insurance policy from the L/C.
  • Once the amendments have been received from the issuing bank, the beneficiary has started to the production and made the shipment.
  • After the beneficiary supplied us the shipment details we have prepared the commercial invoice and packing list.
  • We also completed the shipping instructions for the bill of lading document and filled out the draft version of certificate of origin.
  • We also helped the beneficiary to complete Inspection Certificate Request Form.
  • After shipment, the beneficiary has sent us all of the documents for final evaluation.
  • The documents have been presented to the confirming bank.
  • Confirming bank found one discrepancy claiming that the inspection company indicated on the inspection certificate is not exactly matching the letter of credit.

Letter of Credit : Inspection Certificate Clause:

Pre-shipment inspection certificate in one original and two copies dully issued and signed by Kfali for Inspection and Conformity

Inspection Certificate Issued by:

Kfali Inspection Company

  • Confirmation drops out and the documents have been dispatched to the issuing bank unconfirmed.
  • At the same time an amendment request have been sent to the applicant regarding the issuer of the inspection certificate.

Conclusion:

  • Documents have been accepted by the issuing bank on first presentation.
  • The issuing bank deducted enormous discrepancy fee of USD 500 from the proceeds without indicating any discrepancy information.

Algeria Export Letter of Credit Consultancy

Algeria Export Letter of Credit Consultancy

Letter of Credit References:

We have completed our export letter of credit consultancy services with success in regards to a letter of credit which is issued by Banque de Developpement Local on 31.Dec.2018.

The letter of credit number was INCDI000005580. Letter of credit issued in English language.

Total letter of credit amount was EUR 34.900,00. The beneficiary shipped goods in a single shipment for full letter of credit amount. Partial shipment has not been utilized.

Documents have been accepted by the issuing bank on first presentation.

Documents Required:

  • Commercial invoice in 6 originals
  • Bill of Lading (Full Set)
  • Packing list in 1 original
  • Certificate of Origin

Specific Conditions:

  • As per Algerian import regulations, the NIF number of the applicant must be mentioned on the all originals bills of lading.
  • Letter of credit issued in a simple form without containing unnecessary conditions or documentation.

Our Work:

  • The exporter has supplied us the actual letter of credit.
  • We have checked the letter of credit and determined that the latest date of shipment is too close and needs to be amended along with expiry date.
  • Once the beneficiary supplied us the shipment details we have prepared the commercial invoice and packing list. We also completed the shipping instructions for the bill of lading document and filled out the draft version of certificate of origin.
  • After shipment, the beneficiary has sent us all of the documents for final evaluation.
  • The documents have been presented to the advising bank and have been checked once again to eliminate possible discrepancies.

Conclusion:

  • Documents have been accepted by the issuing bank on first presentation.

Israel Export Letter of Credit Consultancy

Israel Export Letter of Credit Consultancy

Letter of Credit References:

We have completed our export letter of credit consultancy services with success in regards to a letter of credit which is issued by Bank Hapoalim B.M. on 26.Dec.2018.

The letter of credit number was 061-01-000314-6. Letter of credit issued in English language.

Total letter of credit amount was USD 109.186,09. The beneficiary completed shipments via 3 partial shipments.

All presentations have been accepted by the issuing bank on first presentation.

Documents Required:

  • Commercial invoice in 3 originals
  • FCR (Forwarder’s Cargo Receipt)
  • Packing list in 3 originals
  • EUR1 Certificate in 1 original

Specific Conditions:

  • Delivery term was FCA (Free Carrier) as a result the issuing bank requested a FCR (Forwarder’s Cargo Receipt) document instead of a bill of lading.
  • The FCR document was not requested by the issuing bank in ordinary FIATA document which is known as Forwarder’s Certificate of Receipt, but in Forwarder’s Cargo Receipt format.
  • As there was no transport document indicated in the letter of credit, there was no latest date of shipment exist.

Our Work:

  • The exporter has supplied us the draft letter of credit.
  • We have checked the draft letter of credit and corrected the points that may create problem at the presentation period.
  • Once the beneficiary supplied us the shipment details we have prepared the commercial invoice and packing list. We also completed the shipping instructions for the FCR document and filled out the draft version of EUR1 certificate.
  • After shipment, the beneficiary has sent us all of the documents for final evaluation.
  • The documents have been presented to the advising bank and have been checked once again to eliminate possible discrepancies.

Conclusion:

  • All presentations have been accepted by the issuing bank on first presentation.