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Last Updated: August 16, 2019 9:12:25 AM PDT
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Before you ship a package, review this page to find out about UCSD shipping services.
Domestic shipments
International/ foreign shipments
Note: Before shipping internationally, contact the UCSD Export Control Office at (858) 534-4175 or export@ucsd.edu for assistance in determining whether a specific license is required, securing a license when needed, and advice on what records need to be maintained in cases where the item can be shipped without a license.
Shipping charges and insurance
Lost or damaged
Hazardous materials
Required Training: Training and Certification is required for departments to ship Biological Substances/ Dry ice (49CFR 172.700). To register for the online training and certification course log in to UC Learning and search for "Shipping Biological Substance and Dry Ice". After you complete the course and pass the test you will be certified to ship Biological Substances and Dry Ice for 2 years.
- Check these important descriptions to determine if your shipment contains hazardous materials:
- If your package contains hazardous materials, carefully follow the instructions on:
Forms
- Domestic Transit Risk Program Prior Approval Form (PDF)
- Foreign Shipment Insurance Form (PDF)
- International Shipment Summary (PDF)
- Shipping Memo (PDF)
- Shipping Rate Quote (PDF)
- Export forms
- Certificate of Registration sample (PDF)
- Container Packing Certificate or Vehicle Packing Declaration sample (PDF)
- North American Free Trade Agreement Certificate of Origin sample (PDF)
- Shipper's Declaration of Dangerous Goods sample (PDF)
- Shipper's Export Declaration (Commerce form 7525-V) sample (PDF)
- U.S. Certificate of Origin sample (PDF)
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Custom Brokerage & International Freight Forwarding Services
Custom Brokerage & International Freight Forwarding Services