Export Reference Number
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An export reference number is a unique, consecutive number assigned by an export operator at the time they create a CT record and will always include a 2 letter code to define the MOT. | An export reference number is a unique, consecutive number assigned by an export operator at the time they create a CT record and will always include a 2 letter code to define the MOT. | ||
| - | There are | + | There are 3 types of MOT's that can be applied for export shipments, Air Ocean & Trucking and each have a unique two letter code to identify them: |
| - | AE | + | |
| - | SE | + | AE = air exports |
| + | SE = for sea (aka ocean) exports | ||
| + | TR = for any type of trucking exports | ||
Revision as of 21:35, 9 November 2011
An export reference number is a unique, consecutive number assigned by an export operator at the time they create a CT record and will always include a 2 letter code to define the MOT.
There are 3 types of MOT's that can be applied for export shipments, Air Ocean & Trucking and each have a unique two letter code to identify them:
AE = air exports SE = for sea (aka ocean) exports TR = for any type of trucking exports
