Mexican Customs requires the trailer number painted on the fuel trailer to be on the BOL. If the trailer will be used for fuel exports to Mexico, you can add the trailer number that will be printed on the BOL when the Destination is in Mexico
The MX Customs Number Explained
The MX Customs Number, also known as the Mexican Customs Number, is a unique identifier assigned to trailers and other transportation equipment used for cross-border shipments into Mexico.
This identification number is a critical component of the documentation required when transporting goods to and from Mexico, especially near the Mexican border.
Purpose and Significance
The MX Customs Number serves several important purposes:
Cross-Border Clearance: When transporting cargo across the Mexican border, customs authorities use the MX Customs Number to identify and verify the trailer or transportation equipment's compliance with Mexican customs regulations.
Customs Documentation: The number is included in the Bill of Lading (BOL). It helps customs authorities track and process shipments accurately.
Security and Accountability: The MX Customs Number enhances security and accountability in cross-border shipments. It ensures that the right trailer is associated with the correct shipment, reducing the risk of errors or confusion during customs inspections.
Customs Clearance Efficiency: Having a standardized identifier like the MX Customs Number streamlines the customs clearance process, allowing for more efficient and expedited border crossings.