Once an exporter has shipped a product internationally and the title has been transferred, the exporter receives what is called a(an):

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A bill of lading is a legal document issued by a carrier that details the shipment of goods and serves as proof of ownership of the goods. Once the exporter receives the bill of lading from the carrier, they can use it to claim ownership and receive payment from the buyer. It is an important document in international trade and shipping. The other options listed refer to different documents or processes that may be involved in international trade, but do not specifically relate to the transfer of ownership of goods.

Once an Exporter Has Shipped a Product Internationally and the Title