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Verified Gross Mass Weight Certification

This document certifies the verified gross mass of container shipments. It lists the container number, cargo responsible party, authorized certifying person, and method and unit of measurement for weighing. The certifying party confirms the gross mass was determined by either weighing the packed container or weighing all cargo items and materials to be packed and adding the container tare weight. The document includes signatures and dates to validate the certification.
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Verified Gross Mass Weight Certification

This document certifies the verified gross mass of container shipments. It lists the container number, cargo responsible party, authorized certifying person, and method and unit of measurement for weighing. The certifying party confirms the gross mass was determined by either weighing the packed container or weighing all cargo items and materials to be packed and adding the container tare weight. The document includes signatures and dates to validate the certification.
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Verified Gross Mass Weight Certification

We, …. being Booking Party/Shipper of the undermentioned shipment(s), hereby certify the following:

Verified Gross Method of Unit of


Container No. Cargo Responsible Party Authorized Person Certificated Weighing Party
Mass Weighing* measurement
(Kg or Lb)
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* (1) weighing the packed container using calibrated and certified equipment; or (2) weighing all packages and cargo items, including the mass of pallets, dunnage
and other securing material to be packed in the container and adding the tare mass of the container to the sum of the single masses, using a certified scale
approved by the competent authority of the jurisdiction in which packing of the container was completed.

Company :

Name :

Title :

Date :

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