This Canada Customs Invoice template follows the complete CBSA CI1 form. Its original English and French labels remain. The form records parties, goods values and the extra charges used in customs valuation; it does not show payment of duty or clearance of a shipment.
EDITOR
Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
Eleven editable goods lines follow the original form fields. The example has eleven packages at CAD100.00 each, giving CAD1,100.00. The included/excluded charge sections are separate manual entries. Changing the printed currency does not convert any amounts.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the vendor, consignee, purchaser and originator, then add the shipment date, route, terms and settlement currency. |
| 2 | Complete the goods lines, net/gross weights and invoice total. Check included and excluded charges separately. |
| 3 | Review the attachment and declaration boxes against your records before exporting the complete page. |
It is CBSA Form CI1, the Canada Customs Invoice. It has dedicated shipment, origin, weight and valuation fields beyond an ordinary sales invoice.
The official source is bilingual. All English labels are present and the original French printing is retained without translation or substitution.
No. Quantities, prices, totals, adjustments and currency wording are manual. The editor does not calculate duties, submit the form or confirm clearance.
This page exposes the source PDF’s eleven line positions. The original footer says to attach another sheet if more space is needed; this editor exports the selected one-page form.
The printed settlement-currency field is editable text. The fictional example uses CAD. Changing the label does not convert the goods values or other amounts.
The Help, Aide and Restore buttons are omitted from generated output. All form printing, numbered sections, agency artwork and footer remain. A replacement logo is optional; removing it restores the original masthead.