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Can someone explain the methodology of switching the B.L

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06 Jun 2008 21:09
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Quoting from [Ellango]:


Can someone explain the methodology of switching the B.L


Thanks



If i got you correctly did you mean 'switch BL' it's made to hide original shipper from the consignee it's 2nd Set BL issued by the agent either at the point of origin or in any other country it is mostly used for third party shipment where exporter is in other country and indentor or seller to consignee is from another... !!!
06 Jun 2008 23:20
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Quoting from [loyals]:

Quoting from [Ellango]:



Can someone explain the methodology of switching the B.L



Thanks




If i got you correctly did you mean 'switch BL' it's made to hide original shipper from the consignee it's 2nd Set BL issued by the agent either at the point of origin or in any other country it is mostly used for third party shipment where exporter is in other country and indentor or seller to consignee is from another... !!!

07 Jun 2008 00:09
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Quoting from [Ellango]:

Thanks



Quoting from [loyals]:

Quoting from [Ellango]


Can someone explain the methodology of switching the B.L


If i got you correctly did you mean 'switch BL' it's made to hide original shipper from the consignee it's 2nd Set BL issued by the agent either at the point of origin or in any other country it is mostly used for third party shipment where exporter is in other country and indentor or seller to consignee is from another... !!!



      Not  for that main reason,   it is  basically  for  2  main  reason :

     1.  To  re-export  or  trans shipment  the cargoes  w/o  striping,  load unload,and  re-apply the customs  and  carrier/shipping.  Especially for  you at SIN.  you can buy  from any  seller  and  ask  them  to  containerize/ship  direct to Port  destination.  But  as your end user/customer  only deal with You/company.  So  all  the  documents  should be under your name.   not your  supplier/producers.   In this case  no need  for you  to import and  then  unload the good  and  ship it with other  container/liner.  Just  change the documents ( B/L - INV - P/L ) at  transit port  at  the shipping/carrier office and  get a re-issue (new) b/l  of it.   to do it  you have to surrender or presenting  the  previous b/l to the t/sit port  which will give you  a new one accordingly  as  requested by.

    2. This is also related with L/C payment  or negotiate,  As in the L/C  the beneficiary is under your name so all the  docux  has to be in a same tenor.  especially  if  you apply  back to back l/c  for  open  L/C  to seller.  so  no need to ask  buyer re-open / amend the  master l/c. just  keep it  ex  SIN,  and your  name & address of  beneficiary   As if that the cargo container  were depart/exported from  SIN.   you got it  now ?

09 Jun 2008 01:09
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Quoting from [Oneuni]:

Quoting from [Ellango]:

Thanks




Quoting from [loyals]:

Quoting from [Ellango]



Can someone explain the methodology of switching the B.L



If i got you correctly did you mean 'switch BL' it's made to hide original shipper from the consignee it's 2nd Set BL issued by the agent either at the point of origin or in any other country it is mostly used for third party shipment where exporter is in other country and indentor or seller to consignee is from another... !!!




      Not  for that main reason,   it is  basically  for  2  main  reason :

     1.  To  re-export  or  trans shipment  the cargoes  w/o  striping,  load unload,and  re-apply the customs  and  carrier/shipping.  Especially for  you at SIN.  you can buy  from any  seller  and  ask  them  to  containerize/ship  direct to Port  destination.  But  as your end user/customer  only deal with You/company.  So  all  the  documents  should be under your name.   not your  supplier/producers.   In this case  no need  for you  to import and  then  unload the good  and  ship it with other  container/liner.  Just  change the documents ( B/L - INV - P/L ) at  transit port  at  the shipping/carrier office and  get a re-issue (new) b/l  of it.   to do it  you have to surrender or presenting  the  previous b/l to the t/sit port  which will give you  a new one accordingly  as  requested by.

    2. This is also related with L/C payment  or negotiate,  As in the L/C  the beneficiary is under your name so all the  docux  has to be in a same tenor.  especially  if  you apply  back to back l/c  for  open  L/C  to seller.  so  no need to ask  buyer re-open / amend the  master l/c. just  keep it  ex  SIN,  and your  name & address of  beneficiary   As if that the cargo container  were depart/exported from  SIN.   you got it  now ?

kindly find the details as under in chronological order please

1) ABC is a trader in Singapore, received an order from Buyer XYZ from Newyork, USA for 1 container granite to be procurred from Supplier PQR in India say Chennai.

2) ABC will book the container to USA from India with Invoice / BL etc showing  Shipper As PQR (India) and Consignee ABC (SIngapore) with port of loading Chennai / port of discharge Newyork.

3) Phyically the container will not go via singapore. The complete set of documents from the supplier PQR will be received by ABC, Singapore.

4) The Documents will be changed at Singapore with ABC as shipper and XYZ as consignee other details remaining the same.

The original BL received from supllier PQR will be surrendered to the same shipping company / agent in singapore and new 3/3 set of original bills of lading will be issued.

This is called switch of BL

5) This new set of documents will be sent to XYZ in USA for the delivery of containers.

Payments will be routed as XYZ to ABC then ABC to PQR

The original supplier and buyer do not know each other in this transaction.

 

 

 


17 Jul 2008 06:40
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Thanks for the info. helpful. I have just a few question in relation to your  answer. I am from Sweden and will soon do the switch BL, though never tried it before.

So to request the second BL, should i surrender my BL to the forwarder that my supplier use? or you say on the port which could that be?

Example i buy in sweden from china and the end buyer is in Finland. If i want it to be shipped from china and be sent to Finland, i will have the original 1st BL, then while it is on transit, i will switch BL, where can i do this? and how? and could you please tell me in steps the procedure, i really appreciate your help.

thanks.

Hans

08 Mar 2009 00:14
Post 7 of 7
Quoting from [girishacharya]:

kindly find the details as under in chronological order please

1) ABC is a trader in Singapore, received an order from Buyer XYZ from Newyork, USA for 1 container granite to be procurred from Supplier PQR in India say Chennai.

2) ABC will book the container to USA from India with Invoice / BL etc showing  Shipper As PQR (India) and Consignee ABC (SIngapore) with port of loading Chennai / port of discharge Newyork.

3) Phyically the container will not go via singapore. The complete set of documents from the supplier PQR will be received by ABC, Singapore.

4) The Documents will be changed at Singapore with ABC as shipper and XYZ as consignee other details remaining the same.

The original BL received from supllier PQR will be surrendered to the same shipping company / agent in singapore and new 3/3 set of original bills of lading will be issued.

This is called switch of BL

5) This new set of documents will be sent to XYZ in USA for the delivery of containers.

Payments will be routed as XYZ to ABC then ABC to PQR

The original supplier and buyer do not know each other in this transaction.

 

 Very useful explanation, thank you!

c[ ]

 

08 Mar 2009 05:19
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