Key considerations

Early access to intended use, specifications and model details makes it easier to identify tests and documents. A translated invoice or an overseas certificate alone does not establish conformity with the destination market’s requirements.

We distinguish customs documentation from documents needed to place products on the market. We identify what to request from the manufacturer and when samples will be required.

How we work

  1. Review the supplied information and objective.
  2. Agree missing materials and the scope of work.
  3. Complete the agreed stage and hand over the result.

What to prepare

  • Invoice or shipment specification
  • Catalogue, models and technical data
  • Manufacturer details and existing test evidence

What you receive

An import preparation plan with supplier requests and the required procedures.

Depend on the product, scope and readiness of documents. We agree the work and stages after reviewing your request.

Service questions

Can you quote the price immediately?

An accurate quote needs product and project details. Leave your name and number; a specialist will clarify the scope and propose the work.

Official sources

Information reviewed on 18 September 2026. Applicable requirements depend on the specific product.