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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the cargo outturn report in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Voyage Document No.' at the top of the form. This unique identifier is crucial for tracking your shipment.
  3. Fill in the 'Preparing Activity' section with your name and address, ensuring accurate contact information for any follow-up.
  4. Specify the 'Ship Status' by selecting from options such as USNS, USS, or Commercial. This helps clarify the type of vessel involved.
  5. Indicate both 'Loading Port' and 'Discharging Port' to provide clear details on where cargo was loaded and unloaded.
  6. Document the 'Date/Time Discharge Started' and 'Completed' to maintain a precise timeline of operations.
  7. In the 'Unloading Cost' section, detail any charges associated with unloading activities for transparency.
  8. Attach any supporting evidence in the 'List of Inclosures' section, such as sworn statements or photographs, to substantiate your report.
  9. Finally, certify the report by providing your name, title, and signature at the bottom to validate its accuracy.

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SHUT OUT CARGO CLAUSE The duration of the Insured Transit is extended to 30 days or as agreed or mentioned in the policy schedule. whilst waiting for an alternative Conveyance where Goods are shutout from the Conveyance at an. intermediate place during the course of the Insured Transit.
What is meant by the term turnover? In cargo traffic, the process in which the goods being transported (box, package or load unit) change from one vehicle to another or from the ramp of an industrial or commercial enterprise to a vehicle is referred to as handling.
Merchant ships usually turn in a circle having a diameter of about 34 times the length between perpendiculars (LBP). The larger the rudder, the smaller will be the Turning circle diameter(TCD). During the TCD manoeuvre, the ship will experience transfer, advance, drift angles and angle of heel (see Figure ).
CUSCAR - Sea Cargo Outturn Report- (SEAOUT) A sea outturn report is the reporting of the arrival at an establishment of Import Cargo consignments that have been unloaded from a vessel/voyage at its first port of discharge OR when received at an establishment as the result of an Underbond Movement Request (UBMREQ).
An Outward Cargo Report (OCR) is used for carriers to report cargo loaded on departed ships and aircraft, and for consolidators to gain authorisation to load consolidation consignments for export. SUBMITTING AN OUTWARD CARGO REPORT. OCRs are lodged electronically via the internet or electronic data interchange (EDI).
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Outturn- As a verb - to outturn: to discharge the cargo. As a noun - The outturn: the actual list of cargo discharged from a ship or from a container. Outturn reports of import cargo must be furnished by shipping lines, airlines and break bulk operators to the customs officials.
A sea cargo outturn (SCO) is a report made by a cargo terminal operator (CTO) or stevedore providing information about non-containerised cargo that they have unloaded from a vessel.
Outturn reports are used to report to the Department any variations between the reported cargo and the cargo that was actually unloaded from the ship or aircraft including surplus or shortlanded cargo.

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